英:[pə'fektəʊ]
美:[pə'fektoʊ]
英:[pə'fektəʊ]
美:[pə'fektoʊ]
per·fec·to
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复数:perfectos
noun
a standard cigar that is thick in the center and tapers at both ends.
Spanish, perfect, from Latin perfectus
The first known use of perfecto was in 1884
1 Why is Don’s World Series perfecto included among the 24 thrown in history when other postseason statistics are separated?
2 Just more than a month later, the Dodgers won the World Series — making Browning the lone pitcher to toss a perfecto against the team that won the championship that same year.
3 Kershaw was bidding for Major League Baseball’s first perfect game since Aug. 15, 2012, when Seattle’s Felix Hernandez set the Tampa Bay Rays down in order, the third perfecto that season.
4 At 34, with his fastball topping out at a mortal 92 mph but his command impeccable, Kershaw took a perfect game into the eighth inning, just six outs away from the first perfecto of his career and just the 24th in major league history.
5 With the score 0-0, an error put the Braves’ leadoff man on base, ending the perfecto, and Hank Aaron was intentionally walked with one out.
6 Most look like oversize, thuggish dolphins: They’re often described as cigar shaped, but if so, the cigar is a perfecto, thick through the middle and tapering to the tip and tail.
7 Brady is 5-1 against the Raiders and his team comes off pitching a near-perfecto: The Bucs had no penalties, sacks allowed or turnovers last week in routing previously unbeaten Green Bay.
8 Among seasonal offerings, Slimane built a core collection available year round: perfecto jackets, skinny black jeans, simple blazers, Chelsea boots.