Ace off
"I aced him off the court." Can I use this when I hit a good serve which my opponent struggles to return and is therefore forced to move out wide?
When you serve in tennis, you have to toss the ball, put the racquet behind your head and then hit down on the ball. What would the verb 'pronate' mean in this context? Is it the act of hitting the ball when you serve?
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Ann225 I aced him off the court. I'm not familiar with tennis slang, but this may be a possible construction. ace , noun: in tennis, a very fast serve that your opponent cannot reach with their racket ace , verb: to serve an ace against in tennis Example: Murray aced his opponent no fewer than 11 times .
- Ann225 I aced him off the court.
- I'm not familiar with tennis slang, but this may be a possible construction.
- ace , noun: in tennis, a very fast serve that your opponent cannot reach with their racket ace , verb: to serve an ace against in tennis Example: Murray aced his opponent no fewer than 11 times .
- I haven't seen an example with "off the court", but it seems that it should be possible.
- Ann225 pronate pronate , verb: turn the forearm or the hand so that the palm is directed downwards CJ
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Ann225I aced him off the court.
I'm not familiar with tennis slang, but this may be a possible construction.
ace, noun: in tennis, a very fast serve that your opponent cannot reach with their racket
ace, verb: to serve an ace against in tennis
Example: Murray aced his opponent no fewer than 11 times.
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