Outrank Meaning in English
word
aʊtˈræŋk
owt-RANGK
aʊtɹˈæŋk
owt-RANGK
Definição
To have a higher rank or position than someone else, especially within an organization, military, or system.
Uso & Nuances
Most often used in formal, professional, or military contexts. Commonly appears as 'outrank someone' to indicate relative status. Not used for sports or competitions. Doesn't imply better personal qualities, just higher rank.
Spanish: tener mayor rango - superar en rangoPortuguese (BR): ter patente superior - superar em patentePortuguese (PT): ter patente superior - superar em patenteChinese (Simplified): 比……级别高 - 超过（职位/地位）Chinese (Traditional): 比……級別高 - 超過（職位/地位）Hindi: ऊँचे पद पर होना - पद में श्रेष्ठ होनाArabic: يتفوّق في المنصب - يفوق رتبةًBengali: উচ্চপদস্থ হওয়া - অধিক পদ থাকাRussian: превосходить по званию - быть выше по рангуJapanese: 階級が上である - 地位が上であるVietnamese: có cấp bậc cao hơn - giữ vị trí cao hơnKorean: 계급이 높다 - 지위가 더 높다Turkish: rütbece üstün olmak - daha yüksek mevkide olmakUrdu: اونچے عہدے پر ہونا - زیادہ رتبہ رکھناIndonesian: memiliki pangkat lebih tinggi - berpangkat lebih tinggi
Frases de Exemplo
In the army, a colonel outranks a captain.
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Managers usually outrank regular employees.
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Does he outrank you at work?
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Even though I'm older, she definitely outranks me around here.
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Surprisingly, his assistant outranks most of the department.
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You may have more experience, but I outrank you on this project.
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