aced
word · lemma: ace
Definition
Past tense of 'ace.' To succeed at something very well, especially to get a perfect score or do extremely well in a test, exam, or challenge.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and often used in US English. Common with 'aced the test/exam/interview.' Shows impressive success. Not used for everyday achievements. Don't confuse with 'aced' in sports like tennis, where it means to serve an unreturnable ball.
Spanish: clavó - aprobó con nota máximaPortuguese (BR): arrebentou - mandou bem - tirou nota máximaPortuguese (PT): arrasou - teve nota máximaChinese (Simplified): 考得很棒 - 取得高分Chinese (Traditional): 考得很棒 - 取得高分Hindi: बहुत अच्छे से किया - शानदार अंक पाएArabic: تفوق - أحرز الدرجة النهائية
Example Sentences
She aced the math test.
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He aced his job interview.
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You aced all your exams!
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I was so nervous, but I aced the driving test on my first try.
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Jack totally aced his presentation — the boss was really impressed.
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We all thought the test was hard, but Maya aced it without any trouble.
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