tiebreaker

noun

noun

1. 平分决胜比赛；（竞赛中比分相同时附加的）决胜负问题
   an extra question in a competition to decide who is the winner when two or more of those taking part have equal scores

1. (比赛或游戏中双方战平后的)决胜题，决胜局
   A tie-breaker is an extra question or round that decides the winner of a competition or game when two or more people have the same score at the end.

1. The tiebreaker disk on the quorum node.
   quorum节点上的tiebreaker磁盘。
2. The torture of choice is the penalty shoot-out, now widely used as a tiebreaker in the most important games, including the most recent Champions League and World Cup finals.
   首选折磨就是点球决胜&目前，在包括最近的欧洲冠军联赛和世界杯决赛等最重要的赛事中，点球决胜被广泛用作平局决胜制。
3. Roddick won the first set and seemed to have the match won when he held four set points in the second-set tiebreaker.
   罗迪克赢下第一盘，当他在第二盘的抢七中握有四个盘点时，似乎胜利在握。
4. The Imperial Age is unlike the others, and the designers consider it a sort of "tiebreaker" age. The damages created by the extra-large floods are exceptionally serious.
   帝王时代与其他时代不同，设计师有意把它设计成一个破坏均势的时代。这次特大洪水的破坏非同寻常。
5. Overload resolution tiebreaker rules say to pick the non-generic version when faced with this awful situation.
   重载解析规定，当遇到这种棘手的情况时，最终会选择非一般的版本。
6. The three-day tennis marathon inspired a question: Would anyone ever let this happen again? We're referring, of course, to the tiebreaker.
   持续了三天的这场网球马拉松引发人们思考一个问题：这种情况还会发生吗？当然我们是指的长盘决胜。

noun

1. overtime play in order to break a tie