2ace verb
aces; aced; ac·ing [+ obj] 1 US, informal : to earn a very high grade on (an examination) : to get a grade of A on (an examination)
▪ He aced the test. ▪ She aced her entrance exams. : to perform very well on (a test or challenge) ▪ He aced his annual physical. 2 : to score an ace against (an opponent in tennis)
▪ He aced his opponent on the last point of the match. 3 US : to score an ace on (a hole in golf)
▪ She aced the 14th hole. [=she had a hole in one on the 14th hole]
▪ He aced the test. ▪ She aced her entrance exams. : to perform very well on (a test or challenge) ▪ He aced his annual physical.
▪ He aced his opponent on the last point of the match.
▪ She aced the 14th hole. [=she had a hole in one on the 14th hole]
