Outdraw Meaning in English
word
释义
To draw a gun from its holster faster than another person, usually in a duel or contest. Also can mean to be quicker or better in drawing something in competition.
用法与细微差别
Primarily a Western or cowboy context verb—most often about gunfights. Rarely used outside of that context. Usually followed by a mention of the person who is slower ('outdraw someone'). Not used for drawing pictures or random selection.
例句
He tried to outdraw the sheriff, but he failed.
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Cowboys often tried to outdraw each other in duels.
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No one could ever outdraw Wild Bill.
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If it comes down to speed, I bet I can outdraw you.
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Legends say Jesse James could outdraw anyone in the West.
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You better not try to outdraw me unless you’re sure about your skills.
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