do-over
do-over — 名詞
1. another chance to do a task again because the first try failed or was not good e
重做機會
失手後可再做一次的機會
another chance to do a task again because the first try failed or was not good enough
After the printer jammed twice, Gabriel asked for a do-over on the poster.
印表機卡紙兩次後,Gabriel 要求海報有一次重做機會。
ask for a do-over
The coach gave Jin a do-over after the wet ball slipped.
濕球從 Jin 手裡滑掉後,教練給了他一次重做機會。
give someone a do-over
When the microphone cut out, Eleni got a do-over for her speech.
麥克風突然沒聲音時,Eleni 拿到一次重做演講的機會。
Christopher wanted a do-over because his first pancake burned black.
第一片鬆餅烤焦後,Christopher 想再有一次重做機會。
The teacher offered Brooke a do-over on the science presentation.
老師讓 Brooke 的科學報告有一次重做機會。
offer a do-over on [task]
- ask for a do-over
- get a do-over
- give someone a do-over
- need a do-over
- do-over on the test
- redo
equally informal, but often names the repeated version of the work itself
- retry
more neutral or technical, especially for systems, games, or procedures
- second chance
broader and more emotional; can mean forgiveness, not only repeating a task
- rerun
narrower; often used for tests, programs, or events done again
文法句型
ask for a do-over
get a do-over
give someone a do-over
do-over on [task/game]
用法筆記
Most common in informal North American English. Often follows verbs like ask for, get, give, offer, want, and need, especially for schoolwork, sports, games, or small everyday mistakes.
常見錯誤
常見搭配
常用片語
- ask for a do-over
- get a do-over
- give someone a do-over
- offer a do-over
- need a do-over