outperform [美 ˌaʊtpərˈfɔrm, 英 aʊtpəˈfɔːm] 动词 trans
1. outperform (perform better than):
- outperform employee/car
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2. outperform (be more profitable than):
- outperform index/benchmark
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The 6600 was the first commercial supercomputer, outperforming everything then available by a wide margin.
en.wikipedia.org However, his firm and its mutual funds have often been among the industry performance leaders and have on average outperformed the market.
en.wikipedia.org On most samples of broad language, probabilistic grammars where probabilities are estimated from data typically outperform hand-crafted grammars.
en.wikipedia.org Dancing is often performed with two dancers within a circle of other dancers, each taking a turn to outperform each other.
en.wikipedia.org This asymptotic analysis suggests that the mean outperforms the median in cases of low kurtosis, and vice versa.
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