full marks

英 [ˌfʊl ˈmɑːks]

美 [ˌfʊl ˈmɑːrks]

n.  (成绩)满分

牛津词典

noun

• （成绩）满分
  the highest mark/grade in a test, etc. (when you get nothing wrong)
  1. She got full marks in the exam.
     她考试得了满分。
  2. Full marks to Bill for an excellent idea! (= he deserves praise)
     比尔的主意极妙，值得赞扬！

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL (考试等中的)满分
  If you getfull marksin a test or exam, you get everything right and gain the maximum number of marks.
  1. Most people in fact got full marks in one question and zero in the other.
     实际上多数人一个问题得了满分，另一个问题却得了零分。

in AM, use 美国英语用a perfect score


• N-PLURAL 赞扬;赞誉
  If you say that someone getsfull marksforsomething, you are praising them for being very clever or for showing some other good quality.
  1. Full marks for honesty, perhaps, but a fail for diplomacy.
     也许其诚实值得称道，但在处理人际关系方面却是个失败。

双语例句

• He gained full marks in the examination.
  他在考试中得到了满分的好成绩。
• By this measure, Zhu deserves full marks.
  这样量度，朱先生可以拿满分。
• He got full marks in his examination.
  他考试得了满分儿。
• Mike got full marks for maths, which made his parents very happy.
  迈克数学得了满分，他父母对此非常高兴。
• He got full marks for English.
  他英语考了满分。
• Full marks are hard to come by; you must make painstaking efforts.
  得到满分是十分困难的，你必须尽最大努力。
• It is to be hoped that she will get full marks in English.
  希望她会在英语考试中得到满分。
• You have to give him full marks for trying.
  对他作出的努力，你得给予表扬。
• To get full marks, you should work hard from now on.
  如果你想得满分，你应该现在就好好学习。
• Please note that just doing something does not get you full marks.
  请注意，只是做一些不给你满分。