outsmarted

英 [ˌaʊtˈsmɑːtɪd]

美 [ˌaʊtˈsmɑːrtɪd]

v.  比…精明; 智胜
outsmart的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 智胜；比…更机灵；比…更精明
  If yououtsmartsomeone, you defeat them or gain an advantage over them in a clever and sometimes dishonest way.
  1. Troy was very clever for his age and had already figured out ways to outsmart her.
     以他的年龄来说特洛伊非常聪明，早就想到了骗过她的妙计。

双语例句

• We know from history that every time we think we have outsmarted malaria we learn the humbling lesson that we are dealing with a very wily parasite.
  历史上，我们曾数次觉得已战胜了疟疾，而非常狡猾的寄生虫每次都逃脱控制，让我们落了空，这是令人谦卑的教训。
• Sixth, he anticipated and outsmarted the competition.
  第六，他运筹帷幄以智取胜。
• People that aren't investing for a living are likely to lose money by buying individual stocks because they are being outsmarted by professional traders, high-frequency traders, and professional investors that have studied companies 'fundamentals closely.
  为投资获利而购买个股很容易赔钱，因为一般人很难胜过专业人士，这些职业操盘手、高频交易员和职业投资人早已把各个公司的经营状况仔细研究过了。
• They may think ( and you may be tempted to agree) they have outsmarted the system.
  他们或许认为（你可能也会同意）自己比这个体系更聪明。
• We have become so smart about self-protection that, in the end, we have all outsmarted ourselves.
  我们在自我防卫方面变得如此聪明，最终聪明反被聪明误。
• An army of pyjama-clad bloggers has repeatedly outsmarted long-established newspapers on breaking stories.
  在突发新闻爆料的竞争中，一大群“业余”的博友们再三超越那些历史悠久的报纸。
• This time, she may have outsmarted herself.
  这一次她弄巧成拙了。
• China, however, appears to have outsmarted its rivals in recent months by taking steps – some symbolic and some real – to placate its African critics.
  然而，中国似乎巧妙地胜过了对手们，在近几个月里采取一些措施有些是象征性的，也有些是实质性的以安抚非洲的批评人士。
• In that regard, he is archetypal of the new breed of Asian executives that has in many sectors outsmarted Western rivals by finding new and quirky angles.
  在这方面，他是新一代亚洲交易机构高管的典型人物这些人从全新、别出心裁的视角出发，在许多领域胜过西方同行。
• Rumor has it you were the one who outsmarted the artificial intelligence.
  有传言说你是唯一一个比人工智能更聪明的人。