outstrip

美音：[aʊt'strɪp] 英音：[.aʊt'strɪp]

简单释义：

v.超过；胜过；超越；比…大（或重要等）

网络追过；优于；超前

变形：

过去分词：outstripped 现在分词：outstripping 第三人称单数：outstrips

完整释义：

1.超过;越过;追过;优于,胜过;逃脱
2.远远超过
3.超越

例句：

They include a type of bridge loan made to tide over employees whose fixed expenses outstrip available cash resources.
其中包括一种帮助固定支出超过手头现金资源的员工渡过困难时期的过渡贷款。
Two years after A380 deliveries started, Airbus officials say the plane's production costs still outstrip its selling price.
空客的管理人士说，在A380开始交付使用两年后的今天，这款飞机的生产成本依然高于其售价。
Despite this, demand for other uses is still set to outstrip supply, and prices to rise, in the next couple of years or so.
然而即便如此，在未来几年左右，其他方面的铜需求量仍旧快要超过供给，铜价也会因此上涨。
That could outstrip the benefits of halving the number of buses and taxis currently on the roads.
这带来的好处可能超过让目前在路上行走的巴士和的士数量减半的好处。
We are even seeing the greed factor starting to outstrip genuine concerns for her rights and future well-being.
我们甚至在目睹，贪婪的因素开始超越对她权利和未来幸福的真正关切。
outstrip: to do better than; pass. . . in a race, etc.
做的比。。。好，超过…。
And if you have a retail or food business, the hours you're open may far outstrip the hours it's possible for you to be on location.
如果你有一家零售店或者食品店，你在外的时间会远远超过你在店内的时间。
Were inflation to outstrip wage growth, it could have the perverse effect of shrinking demand.
如果通胀率超过工资涨幅，可能导致需求减少，起到反作用。

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