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outshine 1 | outshine 2 | outshine 3 | outshine 4 | [TOP]outshine out·shine / ˌautˈʃainʃOŋð> / verb (out·shone, out·shone / <ʃOŋð color="#ˌdˌdˌd">-ˈʃɔnʃOŋð>; <ɪ style="color:#62081f">ŋæməɪ> <ʃOŋð color="#ˌdˌdˌd">-ˈʃounʃOŋð> / ) əʒŋ] to be more impressive than sb / sth; to be better than sb / sth  比…做得好;使逊色;高人一筹 [TOP]outshine out·shine / autˈʃaɪn ; aʊtˈʃaɪn / verb (past tense and past participle outshone) / autˈʃon ; aʊtˈʃɔn / [T] 1. to be better or more impressive than someone or something else 优于; 使…黯然失色: Several new players outshone the veterans. 几名新选手使老将们黯然失色了。 [TOP]outshine [ˌaʊt'ʃaɪn] (outshone, outshone) verb transitive » to be much more skilful and successful than someone 胜过;比…更优异,比…更出色 Ben Palmer easily outshone his rivals in the 200 metre freestyle. 班‧帕尔默在200米自由泳比赛中轻松战胜对手。 [TOP]outshine1.VERB 动词 比…更优秀;比…更出色;胜过 If you outshine someone at a particular activity, you are much better at it than they are. - Jesse has begun to outshine me in sports.
杰西在体育方面开始超过我。
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