ace
/eɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that excels in a particular skill or activity, often to a remarkable degree.
“She’s an ace tennis player and has won several tournaments.”
2. verb
To make something excellent or of high quality, often by adding a special ingredient or touch.
“The chef can ace any dish with his secret seasoning.”
3. noun
A playing card with a single suit and a single pip, ranking highest in the deck.
“He drew an ace of spades from the deck and played it as his initial card.”
4. verb
To pass a test or examination with high marks, often on the first attempt.
“She aced her driver’s test on the first try.”
5. noun
A person who is very skilled at something, especially a young person who is considered to have great promise.
“He’s an ace student and is likely to go to a top university.”
6. verb
To cheat or pass an examination by using dishonest or unfair means.
“He was accused of acing the exam by looking at his friend’s answers.”