outclasses
[autˈklɑ:siz]

v.

比…高一等，大大超过( outclass的第三人称单数 )；

英英释义

outclass[ ,aut'klɑ:s, -'klæs ]

• v.cause to appear in a lower class

  "The Yankees outclassed Cincinnati"

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. The level of 2 reforming and opening that are China are proper, coequal at that time environment and even present Korea mix outclass Japan.
   二是中国的改革开放程度彻底，远高于当时同等环境乃至现在的韩国和日本。

权威例句

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