six

名詞

UK/sɪks/
US/sɪks/

定義 six 名詞

  1. Countable

    In cricket, a score of six runs is achieved when the batsman hits the ball over the boundary without it bouncing within the playing area.

    • During the match, Richards smashed a six.

    • The batsman concluded the innings with a magnificent six.

    • He secured the win with a crucial six in the last over of the game.

數字

UK/sɪks/
US/sɪks/

定義 six 數字

  1. A1

    The cardinal number equivalent to the sum of five and one.

    • Please take the bus with the number six displayed on the front.

    • "How many grandchildren do you have now?" "I have six."

    • The company has experienced rapid growth over the past six months.

成語

  • at sixes and sevens

    In a state of confusion, disorganization, or difficulty.

    The entire department has been at sixes and sevens since the new system went live.

  • six of one and half a dozen of the other

    This phrase is used to indicate that there is no significant difference between two choices; neither option is distinctly better.

    "Should I choose the blue or the red dress?" "I think it's six of one and half a dozen of the other, they're basically the same."

  • six of the best

    A beating, typically involving six strikes with a rod or similar implement.

    Due to his repeated violations of the rules, the teacher gave him 'six of the best'.

  • be six feet under

    To be deceased and buried.

    He once said that if he couldn't finish his novel before he turned 100, he'd rather be six feet under.