outdoing

ˌaʊtˈduːɪŋ

Definition

Definition of outdoing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

superior

Rare

better than others in performance or quality

Rare

Her outdoing skills impressed everyone at the competition.
The outdoing performance earned them the top prize.
Her outdoing talent was recognized by the judges.

excellent

superior

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Origin of outdoing

Old English, ut (out) + don (to do)

Terms with outdoing included in their meaning

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the art of one-upmanship

competition

skill of outdoing others in competition

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French:supérieur, ...
German:überlegen, ...
Italian:superiore, ...
Spanish:superior, ...
Portuguese:superior, ...
Chinese:出色的, ...
Japanese:卓越した, ...
Arabic:مُتَفَوِّق, ...
Hebrew:מְעוּלֶה, ...
Russian:превосходящий, ...
Ukrainian:видатний, ...
Hindi:श्रेष्ठ, ...
Bengali:উত্তম, ...
Catalan:superior, ...
Czech:vynikající, ...
Danish:overlegen, ...
Dutch:uitmuntende, ...
Greek:ανώτερος, ...
Hungarian:kiemelkedő, ...
Khmer:លើសគេ, ...
Korean:뛰어난, ...
Persian:برتر, ...
Polish:przewyższający, ...
Portuguese (BR):superior, ...
Romanian:superior, ...
Swedish:överlägsen, ...
Thai:เหนือกว่า, ...
Turkish:üstün, ...
Vietnamese:vượt trội, ...

outdo

aʊtˈduː

outdidoutdone

Definition of outdo - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

competitionsurpass someone in performance or achievement

She managed to outdo her rival in the race.

exceed

surpass

degreedo something to a greater degree than others

He always tries to outdo his previous efforts.

exceed

surpass

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Origin of outdo

Old English, ut (out) + don (do)

Examples of outdo in a sentence

They aim to outdo last year's sales record.
She managed to outdo all her competitors in the race.
The chef aimed to outdo his rival's signature dish.

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French:surpasser, ...
German:übertreffen, übertrumpfen, ...
Italian:superare, sorpassare, ...
Spanish:superar, ...
Portuguese:superar, exceder, ...
Chinese:超越, ...
Japanese:上回る, ...
Arabic:تَفَوَّقَ, فَاقَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְעַלּוֹת עַל, ...
Russian:превзойти, переплюнуть, ...
Ukrainian:перевершувати, ...
Hindi:पीछे छोड़ना, बढ़कर करना, ...
Bengali:ছাড়িয়ে যাওয়া, ...
Catalan:superar, excedir, ...
Czech:překonat, ...
Danish:overgå, overtrumfe, ...
Dutch:overtreffen, ...
Greek:ξεπερνώ, υπερβαίνω, ...
Hungarian:felülmúlni, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើបានល្អជាង, ធ្វើឲ្យលើសគេ, ...
Korean:능가하다, 앞지르다, ...
Persian:پیشی گرفتن, پیشی گرفتن از, ...
Polish:przewyższyć, przewyższać, ...
Portuguese (BR):superar, exceder, ...
Romanian:a depăși, ...
Swedish:överträffa, överglänsa, ...
Thai:เหนือกว่า, เอาชนะ, ...
Turkish:geçmek, ...
Vietnamese:vượt qua, vượt hơn, ...

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