outstripped

英 [ˌaʊtˈstrɪpt]

美 [ˌaʊtˈstrɪpt]

v.  比…大(或重要等); 超过; 胜过; 超越(竞争对手); 比…跑得快; 超越
outstrip的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 超过；胜过
  If one thingoutstripsanother, the first thing becomes larger in amount, or more successful or important, than the second thing.
  1. In the mid-eighteenth century the production of food far outstripped the rise in population...
     18世纪中叶食物的产量远远超过人口的增长。
  2. In 1989 and 1990 demand outstripped supply, and prices went up by more than a third.
     1989年和1990年出现了供不应求的状况，物价上涨了三分之一还要多。

双语例句

• His newspaper outstripped its rivals in circulation.
  他的报纸在发行量上超过了他的对手。
• Demand has far outstripped supply of qualified teachers
  有教学资格的教师远远供不应求。
• While stock prices may have temporarily outstripped profits of Chinese companies, earnings are still increasing at a hefty rate, reflecting growth in the Chinese economy, he says.
  他表示，尽管中国公司的收益水平可能暂时无法支撑其股价，但收益仍在迅猛增长，这反映了中国经济的成长性。
• In the mid-eighteenth century the production of food far outstripped the rise in population
  18世纪中叶食物的产量远远超过人口的增长。
• The imagination of her mother and herself had outstripped the truth.
  母亲和她自己的想象力远远超过了事实。
• Yet, rapid urbanization has outstripped public sector investment in public transport, leading to inadequacy of services.
  然而，快速城市化超过了在公共交通方面的公共部门投资，导致服务的不足。
• Marianne was astonished to find how much the imagination of her mother and herself had outstripped the truth.
  玛丽安吃惊地发现，她和她妈妈的想象是多么地超出实际情况之外。
• Unfortunately, the rush to privatize has greatly outstripped the public interest.
  不幸的是，匆忙推行的私有化热潮大大的损害了公共利益。
• Both figures outstripped most forecasts.
  这两个数据均优于多数预测。
• What is also significant about the more recent increase is that prices have outstripped rents.
  更值得注意的是，最近，卖价的涨速已经超过了租金涨速。