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单词 outstrip
释义
outstrip
verb[T]
uk
/ˌaʊtˈstrɪp/us
/ˌaʊtˈstrɪp/
-pp-
to be orbecomegreaterinamount,degree, orsuccessthan something or someone:
（在数量、程度或成就上）超过，胜过
Thedemandforfoodin thewarzonenowfaroutstripssupply.现在战区对于粮食的需求远远超过了供应量。
Synonyms
outdistance
outperform
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Surpassing in quality or number
  • beat
  • catch
  • catch(someone)up
  • compare
  • crown
  • crush
  • dosomethingfor an encoreidiom
  • eclipse
  • encore
  • outcompete
  • outdo
  • outflank
  • outgo
  • outman
  • put/leavesomeonein the shadeidiom
  • shame
  • steal a march onsomeoneidiom
  • stealsomeone'sthunderidiom
  • surpass
  • tower
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(Definition ofoutstripfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

outstrip| American Dictionary

outstrip
verb[T]
us
/ˌɑʊtˈstrɪp/
-pp-
to be orbecomegreaterthan something or someone inamount,degree, orsuccess:
Cardealersworrythatdemandwill outstriptheirsupply.
(Definition ofoutstripfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

outstrip| Business English

outstrip
verb[T]
uk
/ˌaʊtˈstrɪp/us
-pp-
to be moresuccessfulthanexpected:
outstrip expectations/forecasts/predictionsGroupsaleswere up 6% to $5.8billion, outstrippingWallStreetexpectationsof $5.47billion.
togrowordevelopmorequicklythan somethingelse:
Creditcardcomplaintsoutstrip all other bank-relatedgrievances.
outstrip supply/demand/inflationSupplies ofgoodsandservicesare outstrippingdemand.
be outstripped by sthOutput in thesectorhasincreased, but has been outstripped byservicesectorgrowthand so hasfallenas aproportionof thetotaleconomy.
to be moresuccessfulthan othercompaniesorcountries:
outstrip competitors/rivalsRatings of thelatestBBCnewschannelhave outstripped alltheircommercialrivals.
be outstripped by sthA highproportionofmanufacturingbusinessesinWesternEuropehave now been outstipped byforeigncompetition.
(Definition ofoutstripfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofoutstrip

outstrip
It was soon clear that the institute, its staff, and research needs were outstripping the capacity of the 1934 building.
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It is properly speculative, and emphasizes that what we know is far outstripped by what we do not know, let alone dream of.
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He saw that 'acting in good faith' is compatible with bearing (some) responsibility and that agency canoutstripintention.
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If the information outstrips what has been consented to, there is a problem with simply disclosing the information.
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The importance of this target article obviously outstrips the domain of animal language.
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It did so with an efficiency and pervasive power that far outstripped the former attempts at regulating consumption.
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One has a sense of authority constantly outstripped by popular ingenuity, and by the onrush of commoditization.
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Transplantation is believed to be the most cost-effective treatment (8;12), but the demand for kidneys far outstrips the supply.
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The rate of global technological and cultural change seems, rather, to be outstripping the ability of "natural" selection to keep up.
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Since then, the subject has been developing at a rapid pace, so that the theoretical developments have largely outstripped the too scarce (indirect) observational evidence.
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Their energy at the printing press outstripped their due proportion : 3,750 titles by 1700.
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They have left behind this label - outstripped its negative connotations and surpassed all associated expectations.
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Although all three thinkers began with the perception that the mass of information outstripped the capacity of individual memory, they arrived at different conclusions.
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Globally, this mechanism of hydrogen production could have outstripped geological sources by two to four orders of magnitude.
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In neutral countries as well, prices outstripped workers' incomes and hardship radicalised workers.
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