outplay
outplay — 動詞
- outplaypresent simple I / you / we / they
- outplayshe / she / it
- outplayedpast simple
- outplaying-ing form
1. to perform better than an opponent in a competitive sport, game, or contest by s
技壓；勝過
比賽中表現優於對手
to perform better than an opponent in a competitive sport, game, or contest by showing greater skill, speed, or clever thinking
David outplayed the defending champion in every set of the tennis match.
David 在網球比賽的每一盤中都技壓衛冕冠軍。
outplay + opponent in sport context
Hassan's chess strategy was so strong that he outplayed three opponents at once.
Hassan 的西洋棋策略非常高明，同時勝過了三位對手。
outplay + multiple opponents
The basketball team outplayed their taller rivals by using speed and teamwork.
這支籃球隊憑藉速度和團隊合作，技壓身高佔優勢的對手。
In the video game tournament, Mira outplayed everyone with her quick reflexes.
在電玩比賽中，Mira 以敏捷的反應技壓全場。
Noa outplayed the league leaders despite having a much smaller budget for players.
Noa 儘管球員預算少得多，仍然技壓聯賽龍頭。
- outperform
broader — used in academic or business contexts as well as sports
- outshine
emphasises being more impressive or noticeable, not just scoring higher
- beat
more general and informal; does not carry the nuance of superior skill
- lose to
the opposite outcome — being outplayed by the opponent
文法句型
outplay + noun phrase (opponent / team / rival)
用法筆記
Typically describes a clear or decisive difference in performance level, not a narrow or lucky win. Common in sports and competitive game contexts.