Definition of nul points in English:

nul points

noun ˌnjuːl ˈpwã

British

No points, as scored in the Eurovision Song Contest. Hence (allusively and humorously): no points scored in any context, especially as a hypothetical mark awarded for a failure or dismal performance.

Origin

1970s. Irregularly from French nul no + points, plural of point point, mark, with reference originally to a score of zero points in the Eurovision Song Contest (in which the points awarded by each country are announced in both English and French, although scores of zero are not in fact announced in this way).

Definition of nul points in US English:

nul points

nounˌnjuːl ˈpwã

British

No points, as scored in the Eurovision Song Contest. Hence (allusively and humorously): no points scored in any context, especially as a hypothetical mark awarded for a failure or dismal performance.

Origin

1970s. Irregularly from French nul no + points, plural of point point, mark, with reference originally to a score of zero points in the Eurovision Song Contest (in which the points awarded by each country are announced in both English and French, although scores of zero are not in fact announced in this way).

词汇	nul points
释义	Definition of nul points in English: nul points noun ˌnjuːl ˈpwã British No points, as scored in the Eurovision Song Contest. Hence (allusively and humorously): no points scored in any context, especially as a hypothetical mark awarded for a failure or dismal performance. Origin 1970s. Irregularly from French nul no + points, plural of point point, mark, with reference originally to a score of zero points in the Eurovision Song Contest (in which the points awarded by each country are announced in both English and French, although scores of zero are not in fact announced in this way). Definition of nul points in US English: nul points nounˌnjuːl ˈpwã British No points, as scored in the Eurovision Song Contest. Hence (allusively and humorously): no points scored in any context, especially as a hypothetical mark awarded for a failure or dismal performance. Origin 1970s. Irregularly from French nul no + points, plural of point point, mark, with reference originally to a score of zero points in the Eurovision Song Contest (in which the points awarded by each country are announced in both English and French, although scores of zero are not in fact announced in this way).
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