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outdo

/out-doo/US // ˌaʊtˈdu //UK // (ˌaʊtˈduː) //

胜过一切,胜过,胜于一切

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    out·did, out·done, out·do·ing.

    • : to surpass in execution or performance: The cook outdid himself last night.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbbetter, overcome
Forms: outdone

Examples

  • Not to be outdone, the Indianapolis Colts also came away with an overtime win, against the Green Bay Packers, to stay atop the division.

  • Unsurprisingly, the networks that had dedicated pathways after the input layer outdid the networks that fully shared pathways.

  • Even by its standards, Tampa Bay has outdone itself in this postseason.

  • As previously reported, these zero-click searches account for just shy of 55% of all Google search results, outdoing organic results altogether.

  • Analyze their link profile using tools like Ahrefs and try outdoing them with backlinks on those ones.

  • The reporter noted that they have now grown back—so perhaps she had not managed to outdo Dillinger, after all.

  • Instead, the perception was that they would attempt to outdo each other in the public eye.

  • So how did he outdo himself once again without even running for office?

  • Since 1920, the Republicans have not managed to outdo the Democrats among Jewish voters.

  • All of us tried a little harder just because I think we wanted to outdo one another.

  • The proofs you have given so far are but solemn pledges to outdo all your contemporaries.

  • There was hardly a face among that gang of wild riders which did not outdo the face of Texas Smith in degraded ferocity.

  • It seemed here as if the genius of fire had striven to outdo the grotesque extravagances of the genii of the waters.

  • They rather try to outdo those with whom they are at war, in bitterness of passion and severity of vengeance.

  • Further, Leslie had promised them a dinner at Barettis that should outdo anything she had given that year.