no horse run
English
editEtymology
editCalque of Hokkien 無馬走/无马走 (bô-bé-cháu, literally “no horse can outrun”), originally used within the context of horse racing to describe a competitor far ahead in the field.
Pronunciation
editAdjective
edit- (Singapore, colloquial) Exceptionally good
Usage notes
editCommonly used by customers and reviewers in their evaluation of goods, services or places of interests. Commonly found in discussion boards and review pages. Not commonly used in speech.