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outhit
verb[ T ]
(alsoout-hit)uk /ˌaʊtˈhɪt/ us /ˌaʊtˈhɪt/present participleouthitting | past tense and past participleouthit
in tennis or boxing, to hit harder than someone else, or, in golf, to hit a ball further than someone else: （网球、拳击）比对手打击更强;（高尔夫球）比对手打得更远
She has such a powerful backhand that you'll never succeed in outhitting her.
He was regularly outhitting me off the tee but I was holing more putts.他在开球时经常打得比我更远，但我推杆入洞更多。
in baseball, to have more batters (= people trying to hit the ball) safely reach first base after hitting the ball than the other team: （棒球）安打数量多于对手
The Reds outhit the Blues 12-6.红队以安打12比6的优势击败了蓝队。
He wasn't that nimble a boxer but would win matches by simply outhitting his opponent.
It was a crushing straight-sets defeat in which he was out-thought and out-hit.
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