Pronunciation: /ˈeɪsɪz/
noun a playing card with a single spot on it, ranked as the highest card in its suit in most card games
A1 I have four aces in my hand.
A2 She always carries a pack of playing cards with her in case she needs the aces.
B1 The team's performance was aces, they couldn't have done any better.
B2 His ability to handle difficult situations with ease proves that he's an ace at problem-solving.
C1 The chef's culinary skills are truly aces, every dish he creates is a masterpiece.
C2 The lawyer's courtroom strategy was aces, leading to a successful outcome for their client.
verb to score highly or perfectly in a test or exam
A1 She aces all her spelling tests.
A2 He aces his driving exam on the first try.
B1 They aces their presentation by including interactive elements.
B2 The team aces the competition and wins first place.
C1 The musician aces the performance, receiving a standing ovation.
C2 The student aces the difficult exam, achieving a perfect score.
formal The student aced all of his exams this semester, earning straight A's.
informal I heard you aced that job interview! Congratulations!
slang She's totally acing this project, she's a real ace.
figurative His performance on the field was aces, he really stood out among the rest.
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