Definition of outpace - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
speedmove faster than someone or something else
- The athlete managed to outpace all his competitors.
2.
surpass in growthexceed in development or performance
- The new technology outpaced the old models in efficiency..
3.
progressRare surpass in speed or progressRare
- The company aims to outpace its rivals in innovation.
Origin of outpace
English, out (beyond) + pace (step)
Examples of outpace in a sentence
Technology continues to outpace regulations. Their sales outpaced all competitors. She managed to outpace her peers in the project. They hope to outpace the competition by next year. The athlete managed to outpace all his opponents.
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- French:dépasser, devancer, ...
- German:überholen, übertreffen in der Entwicklung, ...
- Italian:superare in velocità, superare, ...
- Spanish:superar, aventajar, ...
- Portuguese:ultrapassar, avançar mais rápido que, ...
- Chinese:超过, 领先, ...
- Japanese:追い越す, 凌ぐ, ...
- Arabic:تَفَوَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְדִּים, לַעֲקוֹף, ...
- Russian:опережать, превосходить, ...
- Ukrainian:обігнати, перевершити, ...
- Hindi:आगे निकलना, पछाड़ना, ...
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