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In English we have several names for the number zero (0). Sometimes we call it “zero”. Sometimes we call it “nought1”. Sometimes we say “O” – just like the letter “O”. James Bond2 was “double o seven” – 007. In most cases, you can use any of these three – zero, nought or “O”. But in the score for a football match, and in many other sports, we say “nil”. For example, Birmingham City 2, Aston Villa3 0. And in tennis, a zero score is called “love” – for example, “Anderson leads three sets to love”.
Would you like some practice? Listen, and see if you can understand the following numbers accurately4. If you like, send me your answers in an e-mail (to [email protected]), and I will reply to tell you if you have got them right.
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1 nought | |
n./adj.无,零 | |
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2 bond | |
n.结合,债券,契约,粘合剂,保证人,键,关栈保留;vt.存入关栈,粘着;vi.结合 | |
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3 villa | |
n.别墅,城郊小屋 | |
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4 accurately | |
adv.准确地,精确地 | |
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