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Definition of outcompete in English: outcompeteverbaʊtkəmˈpiːtˌoutkəmˈpēt [with object]1Surpass in a competitive situation. they were outcompeted by their foreign rivals 他们竞争不过他们的外国对手。 Example sentencesExamples - Deal with that, and don't bellyache about how that someone else is a bad guy because he's outcompeting you and preventing you from making money (even if you hope to use that money for behavior that benefits the public).
- It's one of the areas we're being outcompeted by the European Union, which requires a consumer's permission before those personal records are sent overseas.
- Most good fortune is obtained at the expense of someone else - your restaurant outcompetes the other, you get the promotion while your colleagues don't.
- We're being outcompeted across the board in terms of technology.
- It argued that societies should open themselves to imports not just out of necessity, but whenever foreign producers could outcompete domestic ones in terms of price and quality.
- 1.1Biology Displace (another species) in the competition for space, food, or other resources.
〔生〕（在竞争中）取代（另一物种） exotic species are outcompeting the native trees and fish Example sentencesExamples - Trash birds hog the feeders, crowd the trees, and consistently outcompete other species for habitat and resources.
- If a bacteria came here from Mars a billion years ago, and if it used a large fraction of its energy to produce antiradiation proteins, then within two days it would have been outcompeted by other bacteria who weren't wasting their energy.
- The concept of the good bacteria outcompeting the bad is known as competitive exclusion and has been around for many years.
- Non-native, invasive plants often displace native species as they outcompete them for resources, such as space and light.
- Species intentionally or accidentally carried by humans between continents and to islands have outcompeted existing species.
Rhymesaccrete, autocomplete, beet, bittersweet, bleat, cheat, cleat, clubfeet, compete, compleat, complete, conceit, Crete, deceit, delete, deplete, discreet, discrete, eat, effete, élite, entreat, escheat, estreat, excrete, feat, feet, fleet, gîte, greet, heat, leat, leet, Magritte, maltreat, marguerite, meat, meet, meet-and-greet, mesquite, mete, mistreat, neat, peat, Pete, petite, pleat, receipt, replete, sangeet, seat, secrete, sheet, skeet, sleet, splay-feet, street, suite, sweet, teat, treat, tweet, wheat Definition of outcompete in US English: outcompeteverbˌoutkəmˈpēt [with object]1Surpass (someone) in competition. （在竞争中）胜出；（竞争力）超过 they were outcompeted by their foreign rivals 他们竞争不过他们的外国对手。 Example sentencesExamples - It's one of the areas we're being outcompeted by the European Union, which requires a consumer's permission before those personal records are sent overseas.
- We're being outcompeted across the board in terms of technology.
- It argued that societies should open themselves to imports not just out of necessity, but whenever foreign producers could outcompete domestic ones in terms of price and quality.
- Deal with that, and don't bellyache about how that someone else is a bad guy because he's outcompeting you and preventing you from making money (even if you hope to use that money for behavior that benefits the public).
- Most good fortune is obtained at the expense of someone else - your restaurant outcompetes the other, you get the promotion while your colleagues don't.
- 1.1Biology Displace (another species) in the competition for space, food, or other resources.
〔生〕（在竞争中）取代（另一物种） Example sentencesExamples - If a bacteria came here from Mars a billion years ago, and if it used a large fraction of its energy to produce antiradiation proteins, then within two days it would have been outcompeted by other bacteria who weren't wasting their energy.
- The concept of the good bacteria outcompeting the bad is known as competitive exclusion and has been around for many years.
- Non-native, invasive plants often displace native species as they outcompete them for resources, such as space and light.
- Species intentionally or accidentally carried by humans between continents and to islands have outcompeted existing species.
- Trash birds hog the feeders, crowd the trees, and consistently outcompete other species for habitat and resources.
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