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out-earn
verb[ T ]
(alsooutearn)uk /ˌaʊtˈɜːn/ us /ˌaʊt̬ˈɝːn/
to earn more money than someone else: 比别人赚得多
She started in a very junior role at the company, but was soon out-earning others who had been recruited before her. 她一开始在公司担任非常初级的职位，但很快就在业绩方面超过了先于她入职的同事。
The gender pay gap, where men outearn women, still exists.
She was furious to find out that he out-earned her by £10,000.
Workers in the private sector outearn their peers in the public sector by 15%.
The golfer has had a fantastically successful year and out-earned all others to finish top of the money list.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Earning money
assessable
bank
base pay
basic
basic income
disposable income
hand over fistidiom
in arrearsidiom
line your pocket(s)idiom
livelihood
make an honest livingidiom
pro bono
pro rata
profit from something
prorate
pull
pull something down
raise
revenue
sick pay
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