outdid
英 [ˌaʊtˈdɪd] 美 [aʊtˈdɪd]

v.

胜过( outdo的过去式 )；

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. Poor merry OLD England in 2012!China outdid all expectations and the people of China should be Proud despite political adversities to freedoms.
   中国已经超出了所有人的期望，中国人应该感到骄傲，即使他们的自由权被政治所束缚。

权威例句

Ilya Maximich Outdid Himself
US war machine outdid itself in Fallujah
Spanish flu outdid WWI in number of lives claimed.
Though Mixed, Tech Stocks Outdid Dow
B of A Outdid Other Megabanks in 3Q, but Dark Clouds Linger
NOTEBOOK; Papa Sexton Pleased Son Outdid Him
Private Equity-Backed Firms Outdid Public Peers Last Year
McConnell Outdid Boehner As The GOP's Chief Negotiator During The Fiscal Cliff Battle
Loss Leader: How Wal-Mart Outdid A Once-Touted Kmart In Discount-Store Race
A Tale Of Two Cities Eamonn Coghlan won L.A., Steve Scott Houston, but Mary Decker outdid both