notch
🇺🇸
/nɑːtʃ/
🇬🇧
/nɒtʃ/
noun
R
a step or level on a scale, often used to measure quality or achievement
The quality of the food here has dropped a notch recently.
最近这里的食品质量下降了一个档次。
R
a V-shaped or circular cut in an edge or surface, sometimes used to keep a record
For each day he spent on the island, he cut a new notch in his stick.
他在岛上度过的每一天，都在他的手杖上刻上一个新的凹槽。
R
one of a series of holes, such as in a belt
She tightened her belt an extra notch.
她把腰带又紧了一个扣。
verb
R
to achieve a win or a high score
The team has notched up 20 goals already this season.
这个赛季，球队已经进了20个球。
R
to make a small V-shaped cut in an edge or surface
He notched the edge of the plank to fit the frame.
他把木板的边缘削去，以便适合框架。
translation
档次, 刻痕, 扣眼
赢得, 刻痕
词形变化
3rd Present
notches
Past
notched
Perfect
notched
Progressive
notching
Plural
notches