end in a draw; tie
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 5 examplesverb phrase
to end in a draw; to tie
neutralUsed to describe the outcome of contests, games, arguments, or negotiations where neither side wins.
Jīng经
guò过
liǎng两
xiǎo小
shí时
de的
jī激
zhàn战
，
liǎng两
duì队
zuì最
hòu后
dǎ打
píng平
shǒu手
le了
。
After two hours of intense fighting, the two teams ended up in a draw.
Zuó昨
tiān天
de的
biàn辩
lùn论
sài赛
，
shuāng双
fāng方
xuǎn选
shǒu手
shí实
lì力
xiāng相
dāng当
，
dǎ打
le了
gè个
píng平
shǒu手
。
In yesterday's debate, the two sides were equally matched and fought to a tie.
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Zài在
qí棋
pán盘
shàng上
，
wǒ我
hé和
diàn电
nǎo脑
chéng程
xù序
cháng常
cháng常
dǎ打
píng平
shǒu手
。
I often end up in a draw with the computer program on the chessboard.
Tán谈
pàn判
hěn很
jiān艰
nán难
，
dàn但
shuāng双
fāng方
dōu都
zuò做
le了
ràng让
bù步
，
zuì最
hòu后
zhǐ只
dǎ打
le了
gè个
píng平
shǒu手
。
The negotiation was tough, but both sides made concessions, and it ended up only as a draw.
Zhè这
chǎng场
zú足
qiú球
sài赛
yǐ以
líng0
bǐ比
líng0
dǎ打
píng平
shǒu手
jié结
shù束
。
The soccer match ended in a 0-0 draw.