outmatch

/out-mach/US // ˌaʊtˈmætʃ //

不匹配的,不敌,不匹配,不胜其扰

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to be superior to; surpass; outdo: The home team seems to have been completely outmatched by the visitors.

verbsurpass

Synonyms

As we evolved as a species, we were greatly outmatched by other animals.
They say they were outmatched by Oxitec’s money, which, for example, helped fund radio ads, direct mail and door-knockers in the lead-up to a non-binding 2016 referendum on the company’s mosquito releases.
The list of reasons the Washington Wizards were outmatched and overwhelmed by the aggressive, confident Phoenix Suns in a 134-106 loss Saturday night is varied and lengthy.
The Glock was designed in the late 1980s as a way to outmatch increasingly well-armed criminals.
He dismounted, ran towards his brother, thinking the party would outmatch the brigands, and called to them for help.
I shall meet him in courage, did he outmatch great Achilles and wear arms like his forged by Vulcan's hands.
It can never be wrong to outmatch an enemy in the methods they employ, no matter what form they take.
But I suppose you will tell me that your Northern beauties can easily outmatch such wit.
St. Clair and Martin divided the punting between them and together they managed to outmatch the efforts of the Southby kicker.

/out-mach/US // ˌaʊtˈmætʃ //

不匹配的,不敌,不匹配,不胜其扰

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to be superior to; surpass; outdo: The home team seems to have been completely outmatched by the visitors.

verbsurpass

Synonyms

As we evolved as a species, we were greatly outmatched by other animals.
They say they were outmatched by Oxitec’s money, which, for example, helped fund radio ads, direct mail and door-knockers in the lead-up to a non-binding 2016 referendum on the company’s mosquito releases.
The list of reasons the Washington Wizards were outmatched and overwhelmed by the aggressive, confident Phoenix Suns in a 134-106 loss Saturday night is varied and lengthy.
The Glock was designed in the late 1980s as a way to outmatch increasingly well-armed criminals.
He dismounted, ran towards his brother, thinking the party would outmatch the brigands, and called to them for help.
I shall meet him in courage, did he outmatch great Achilles and wear arms like his forged by Vulcan's hands.
It can never be wrong to outmatch an enemy in the methods they employ, no matter what form they take.
But I suppose you will tell me that your Northern beauties can easily outmatch such wit.
St. Clair and Martin divided the punting between them and together they managed to outmatch the efforts of the Southby kicker.