及物动词胜过，优于
及物动词
1. She outdid him in mathematics.
她数学比他强。
2. She outdid all her classmates.
她超过她的所有同班同学。
1. 高特：其它说明: 高特(OUTDO)作为目前国内最知名的运动眼镜品牌之一,成立至今,坚持以高品质和创新设计为理念,在品牌和...其它说明: 高特(OUTDO)作为目前国内最知名的运动眼镜品牌之一,成立至今,坚持以高品质和创新设计为理念,
2. 胜过、超越：out- 勝過、超過 | outdo 勝過、超越 | outrun 超過、比...跑得快
3. 胜过：decepticon 骗术,诡计 | outdo 胜过 | autobot 汽车人
4. 超过：outdo oneself 超过原水平 | outdo 超过 | outdoor activity 室外活动
1. outdo什么意思
1. （在某一活动上）超过，胜过，比…干得好
If you outdo someone, you are a lot more successful than they are at a particular activity.
e.g. It was important for me to outdo them, to feel better than they were...
超过他们，感到自己比他们更优秀，这点对我来说很重要。
e.g. Both sides have tried to outdo each other to show how tough they can be.
双方各不相让，都想显示自己有多么厉害。
2. 不甘落后
You use not to be outdone to introduce an action which someone takes in response to a previous action.
e.g. Not to be outdone, the Croats came up with a peacekeeping proposal of their own...
克罗地亚不甘人后，提出了他们自己的维和方案。
e.g. She wore a lovely tiara but the groom, not to be outdone, had on a very smart embroidered waistcoat.
她戴了一顶漂亮的冕状头饰，而新郎也毫不逊色，身着一件非常讲究的刺绣西服马甲。
1. outdo什么意思
1. Things never get easier, for an action hero or an actor hoping his sequel can outdo his blockbuster original.
2. " I hope China will soon outdo Japan, " Frankfort said.
3. The southern province began to outdo Chongqing in the monthly output of motorcycles from March, and has continued to produce more every month bar June.
4. But challenges are likely to outdo opportunities as such a source of economic growth drains in coming years.
5. Norman made his share of huge shots, but often only to watch someone outdo him in the majors.
6. Venus Williams wants to outdo sister Serena with her tennis - and her fashion - at Wimbledon.
7. The trend in celebrity parties is to outdo each other by throwing excessive parties.
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8. Students are all the time reminded of the need for " adding value " to themselves, so that they will outdo others in the competition.
9. The one thing he now thinks about the most is how to outdo his own work.
10. It is hard to imagine that any future ceremonies could possibly outdo those.
verb
1. outdo
1. be or do something to a greater degree
e.g. her performance surpasses that of any other student I know
She outdoes all other athletes
This exceeds all my expectations
This car outperforms all others in its class
Synonym: surpass outstrip outmatch outgo exceed surmount outperform
2. get the better of
e.g. the goal was to best the competition