Edge out Meaning in English
expression
ˈɛdʒ/ /ˈaʊt
EDJ-owt
ˈɛdʒ/ /ˈaʊt
EDJ-owt
释义
To defeat someone or something by a very small margin, often in a competition or contest.
用法与细微差别
Informal, usually in sports, elections, business, or any situation with close results. Common collocations: 'edge out a competitor', 'edge out the opposition'. Implies a narrow, hard-fought victory.
Spanish: superar por poco - sacar por pocoPortuguese (BR): superar por pouco - ganhar por poucoPortuguese (PT): ultrapassar por pouco - ganhar por poucoChinese (Simplified): 险胜 - 以微弱优势胜出Chinese (Traditional): 險勝 - 以些微優勢勝出Hindi: थोड़े अंतर से हराना - मामूली अंतर से जीतनाArabic: يتفوق بفارق بسيط - يزيح بصعوبةBengali: অল্প ব্যবধানে পরাজিত করা - অল্পে জয়ী হওয়াRussian: чуть опередить - обойти с минимальным преимуществомJapanese: 僅差で勝つ - わずかに上回るVietnamese: vượt qua sát nút - thắng sít saoKorean: 간신히 이기다 - 근소한 차이로 앞서다Turkish: az farkla yenmek - kıl payı geçmekUrdu: تھوڑی سی برتری سے جیتناIndonesian: mengalahkan tipis - unggul tipis
例句
She edged out her rival to win the contest.
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The new product edged out the competition.
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Our team edged out a win in the final seconds.
basic
He barely edged out his opponent in the election.
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We just managed to edge out the other team for the championship.
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Sometimes you have to work extra hard to edge out the competition.
natural