outweigh

及物动词在重量上超过; 比…重要; 胜过，强过; 比…有价值

及物动词

1. 超过：很多看似以前难以治愈的(incurable)疾病现在都可以通过手术等方式得到痊愈,而这是带给全人类的福音(gospel),人类寿命得到延长(prolong lifespan),因此总体来看,科技对全人类的进步大大超过(outweigh)小部分的贫富差距.

2. 重于;优于：outwedging 尖灭 | outweigh 重于;优于 | outwork 简易外围工作;户外工作

3. 胜过：outwear 用坏 | outweigh 胜过 | outwent 外出

4. 超过、大于：explosion 爆炸、激增 | outweigh 超过、大于 | discard 丢弃

1. outweigh在线翻译

1. （在重要性、益处、意义等上）重于，大于，超过
    If one thing outweighs another, the first thing is of greater importance, benefit, or significance than the second thing.

    e.g. The medical benefits of x-rays far outweigh the risk of having them...
           X光在医学上的益处远甚于它带来的风险。
    e.g. The advantages of this deal largely outweigh the disadvantages.
           这笔交易的利远远大于弊。

1. While it can be difficult to justify spending additional money and resources on new processes, investing in stronger fraud prevention systems presents benefits that often outweigh their costs.

2. outweigh的近义词

2. Crude futures continued to climb up Monday as the supply worries outweigh Saudi Arabia's promise to boost output.

3. outweigh的近义词

3. The term of TBO refers to the advantages of anytime, anywhere computing for users to increase their the productivity gains that far outweigh the costs.

4. Given the mainland's capital controls and the relatively small role of capital inflows, the pros of higher interest rates seem to outweigh the cons.

5. To improve the investment structure, corporate investment should gradually outweigh the financial budget of the central government.

6. I am doubtful as to whether the loophole is so big that its side effects would outweigh the advantages brought by the exemption.

7. The gradual increase in inflation is enough to outweigh any increase in wages, which have been under downwards pressure for several years.

8. If they find the aggravating factors outweigh any mitigating factors, they then vote on whether to recommend the death penalty.

9. Yet when it comes to its strategy for the Middle East and North Africa, national interests outweigh morality.

10. The academics studied putts during pro golf tournaments and their research suggested the " agony of a bogey seems to outweigh the thrill of a birdie ".

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