Definition of outgun in English:

outgun

verboutgunned, outgunning, outgunsaʊtˈɡʌnˌaʊtˈɡən

[with object]

1Have better or more weaponry than.
比…有更好（或更多）武器，在火力方面超过
the gangs have carved up the city and easily outgun the police
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, Treasury has consistently outgunned other ministries because they could afford more policy analysts (cutting their competition's budgets also helped a bit here).
- Unfortunately, once you start to acquire some of the more powerful planes, like the jets, you've probably racked up more than enough upgrade tokens to outmaneuver and outgun anything the enemy can throw at you.
- With around 7,500 soldiers, it is outmanned and outgunned by some of the larger militias that have Soviet-era tanks and artillery pieces.
- Men tend to be not very politically active where gender issues are concerned and can easily be outgunned and outmanoeuvred.
- When a carload of thieves tried to steal oranges from our yard, I soon found myself outmanned and outgunned - and decided that 100 pounds of pilfered fruit is not worth your life.
- Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned.
- The day after the election, as the recount began, his campaign was already outgunned, outmanned, and outmatched.
- Our little force, outmanned and outgunned, held him off for better than twenty hours, and then slipped out under his nose.
- However, the convoy was protected by HMS Ramillies and neither German ship could risk being hit by a ship that in other circumstances would easily be outgunned by both German ships.
- Can a nation so out-manned, so outgunned, fighting not on one or two fronts but on every side, possibly survive more than a few days?
- The group of up to 50 masked gunmen who carried out the raid had several lines of attack, back-up vehicles, rocket-propelled grenades and heavy explosives, completely outgunning the policemen and their Kalashnikovs.
- For their sakes, given how badly they are outgunned, one hopes they will have the sense to throw down their weapons, change into civvies, and go home.
- You have been outmaneuvered and are outgunned.
- Is the army or are the rebels outgunned by the other side?
- Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British.
- ‘Don't worry, Dad,’ I tell him, ‘if he comes up to Washington Heights, he will be outgunned.’
- He outguns them all and wins and a fairytale is born.
- They never knew they were seriously outgunned.
- The exchanges were dynamic and carefree with both sets of defences mournfully looking on as they were outgunned and outmanoeuvred.
- They are outgunned, out-shipped and out-manned.
1. 1.1 Shoot better than.
  枪打得比…准
  the correspondents proudly outgunned the army sharpshooters
  记者们打枪比军队的神枪手还准，觉得很是光荣。
2. 1.2 Surpass in power or strength.
  the team were outgunned by the joint title favourites
  Example sentencesExamples
  Watson, meanwhile, crashed to earth with a thump as his Forfarshire side were outgunned by champions Greenock at Forthill.
  Prosecutors are either too timid or outgunned by the platoons of pricey defense lawyers.
  Henrik Pedersen put 17 months of anguish behind him on Sunday to outgun one of the most formidable attacks in the Premiership.
  The candidate who buses in the most supporters can outgun the candidate who'd make the best MP.
  The final frame was a one-sided affair for most of its duration with Billy outgunning Paddy at every opportunity.
  Darcy continued to build his lead on points, Clabby fighting with desperate skill and courage although clearly outgunned.
  They don't try to outgun the big boys in the field.
  There can be few more pathetic or disturbing sights on the highway than a middle-aged man in a crammed three-door Colt trying to outgun a Lexus.
  Never one to be outgunned, Gibson hit back by accusing modern secular Judaism of trying to blame the Holocaust on the Catholic Church.
  Taylor complained in the letter that his single defense attorney was heavily outgunned by the nine-member prosecution team.
  Samoa from the South Seas caused the biggest cheer of the day when they outgunned Emirates Trophy holders and world champions, New Zealand.
  Both men are playing well with Robredo surprisingly outgunning Roddick on forehand winners.
  This is one war of attrition where Detroit is clearly outgunned.
  The Black Caps were quite simply outgunned at Wellington.
  Murrayfield Wanderers eased their relegation jitters by outgunning West of Scotland 19-9.
  Even at this reduced level, it continues to outgun the competition.
  I don't think our guys gave in but we were totally outgunned tonight.
  Kirkcaldy claimed their first victory of the campaign by outgunning GHA 22-20 at Beveridge Park.
  In some cases, the fans have been formidable and have outgunned the board in business experience or PR skills.
  One other game saw the St Adolphe Hawks outgun St Pierre 6-4.

Rhymes

begun, bun, done, Donne, dun, fine-spun, forerun, fun, gun, Gunn, hon, Hun, none, nun, one, one-to-one, outdone, outrun, plus-one, pun, run, shun, son, spun, stun, sun, ton, tonne, tun, underdone, Verdun, won

Definition of outgun in US English:

outgun

verbˌoutˈɡənˌaʊtˈɡən

[with object]often as adjective outgunned

1Have better or more weaponry than.
比…有更好（或更多）武器，在火力方面超过
offensives that overwhelmed the outgunned and outmanned armies
Example sentencesExamples
- For their sakes, given how badly they are outgunned, one hopes they will have the sense to throw down their weapons, change into civvies, and go home.
- When a carload of thieves tried to steal oranges from our yard, I soon found myself outmanned and outgunned - and decided that 100 pounds of pilfered fruit is not worth your life.
- You have been outmaneuvered and are outgunned.
- Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British.
- Can a nation so out-manned, so outgunned, fighting not on one or two fronts but on every side, possibly survive more than a few days?
- In the past, Treasury has consistently outgunned other ministries because they could afford more policy analysts (cutting their competition's budgets also helped a bit here).
- Our little force, outmanned and outgunned, held him off for better than twenty hours, and then slipped out under his nose.
- Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned.
- However, the convoy was protected by HMS Ramillies and neither German ship could risk being hit by a ship that in other circumstances would easily be outgunned by both German ships.
- Is the army or are the rebels outgunned by the other side?
- He outguns them all and wins and a fairytale is born.
- ‘Don't worry, Dad,’ I tell him, ‘if he comes up to Washington Heights, he will be outgunned.’
- Men tend to be not very politically active where gender issues are concerned and can easily be outgunned and outmanoeuvred.
- With around 7,500 soldiers, it is outmanned and outgunned by some of the larger militias that have Soviet-era tanks and artillery pieces.
- They never knew they were seriously outgunned.
- Unfortunately, once you start to acquire some of the more powerful planes, like the jets, you've probably racked up more than enough upgrade tokens to outmaneuver and outgun anything the enemy can throw at you.
- The exchanges were dynamic and carefree with both sets of defences mournfully looking on as they were outgunned and outmanoeuvred.
- They are outgunned, out-shipped and out-manned.
- The group of up to 50 masked gunmen who carried out the raid had several lines of attack, back-up vehicles, rocket-propelled grenades and heavy explosives, completely outgunning the policemen and their Kalashnikovs.
- The day after the election, as the recount began, his campaign was already outgunned, outmanned, and outmatched.
1. 1.1 Surpass in power or strength.
  the team were outgunned by the joint title favorites

词汇	outgun
释义	Definition of outgun in English: outgun verboutgunned, outgunning, outgunsaʊtˈɡʌnˌaʊtˈɡən [with object] 1Have better or more weaponry than. 比…有更好（或更多）武器，在火力方面超过 the gangs have carved up the city and easily outgun the police Example sentencesExamples In the past, Treasury has consistently outgunned other ministries because they could afford more policy analysts (cutting their competition's budgets also helped a bit here). Unfortunately, once you start to acquire some of the more powerful planes, like the jets, you've probably racked up more than enough upgrade tokens to outmaneuver and outgun anything the enemy can throw at you. With around 7,500 soldiers, it is outmanned and outgunned by some of the larger militias that have Soviet-era tanks and artillery pieces. Men tend to be not very politically active where gender issues are concerned and can easily be outgunned and outmanoeuvred. When a carload of thieves tried to steal oranges from our yard, I soon found myself outmanned and outgunned - and decided that 100 pounds of pilfered fruit is not worth your life. Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned. The day after the election, as the recount began, his campaign was already outgunned, outmanned, and outmatched. Our little force, outmanned and outgunned, held him off for better than twenty hours, and then slipped out under his nose. However, the convoy was protected by HMS Ramillies and neither German ship could risk being hit by a ship that in other circumstances would easily be outgunned by both German ships. Can a nation so out-manned, so outgunned, fighting not on one or two fronts but on every side, possibly survive more than a few days? The group of up to 50 masked gunmen who carried out the raid had several lines of attack, back-up vehicles, rocket-propelled grenades and heavy explosives, completely outgunning the policemen and their Kalashnikovs. For their sakes, given how badly they are outgunned, one hopes they will have the sense to throw down their weapons, change into civvies, and go home. You have been outmaneuvered and are outgunned. Is the army or are the rebels outgunned by the other side? Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British. ‘Don't worry, Dad,’ I tell him, ‘if he comes up to Washington Heights, he will be outgunned.’ He outguns them all and wins and a fairytale is born. They never knew they were seriously outgunned. The exchanges were dynamic and carefree with both sets of defences mournfully looking on as they were outgunned and outmanoeuvred. They are outgunned, out-shipped and out-manned. 1.1 Shoot better than. 枪打得比…准 the correspondents proudly outgunned the army sharpshooters 记者们打枪比军队的神枪手还准，觉得很是光荣。 1.2 Surpass in power or strength. the team were outgunned by the joint title favourites Example sentencesExamples Watson, meanwhile, crashed to earth with a thump as his Forfarshire side were outgunned by champions Greenock at Forthill. Prosecutors are either too timid or outgunned by the platoons of pricey defense lawyers. Henrik Pedersen put 17 months of anguish behind him on Sunday to outgun one of the most formidable attacks in the Premiership. The candidate who buses in the most supporters can outgun the candidate who'd make the best MP. The final frame was a one-sided affair for most of its duration with Billy outgunning Paddy at every opportunity. Darcy continued to build his lead on points, Clabby fighting with desperate skill and courage although clearly outgunned. They don't try to outgun the big boys in the field. There can be few more pathetic or disturbing sights on the highway than a middle-aged man in a crammed three-door Colt trying to outgun a Lexus. Never one to be outgunned, Gibson hit back by accusing modern secular Judaism of trying to blame the Holocaust on the Catholic Church. Taylor complained in the letter that his single defense attorney was heavily outgunned by the nine-member prosecution team. Samoa from the South Seas caused the biggest cheer of the day when they outgunned Emirates Trophy holders and world champions, New Zealand. Both men are playing well with Robredo surprisingly outgunning Roddick on forehand winners. This is one war of attrition where Detroit is clearly outgunned. The Black Caps were quite simply outgunned at Wellington. Murrayfield Wanderers eased their relegation jitters by outgunning West of Scotland 19-9. Even at this reduced level, it continues to outgun the competition. I don't think our guys gave in but we were totally outgunned tonight. Kirkcaldy claimed their first victory of the campaign by outgunning GHA 22-20 at Beveridge Park. In some cases, the fans have been formidable and have outgunned the board in business experience or PR skills. One other game saw the St Adolphe Hawks outgun St Pierre 6-4. Rhymes begun, bun, done, Donne, dun, fine-spun, forerun, fun, gun, Gunn, hon, Hun, none, nun, one, one-to-one, outdone, outrun, plus-one, pun, run, shun, son, spun, stun, sun, ton, tonne, tun, underdone, Verdun, won Definition of outgun in US English: outgun verbˌoutˈɡənˌaʊtˈɡən [with object]often as adjective outgunned 1Have better or more weaponry than. 比…有更好（或更多）武器，在火力方面超过 offensives that overwhelmed the outgunned and outmanned armies Example sentencesExamples For their sakes, given how badly they are outgunned, one hopes they will have the sense to throw down their weapons, change into civvies, and go home. When a carload of thieves tried to steal oranges from our yard, I soon found myself outmanned and outgunned - and decided that 100 pounds of pilfered fruit is not worth your life. You have been outmaneuvered and are outgunned. Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British. Can a nation so out-manned, so outgunned, fighting not on one or two fronts but on every side, possibly survive more than a few days? In the past, Treasury has consistently outgunned other ministries because they could afford more policy analysts (cutting their competition's budgets also helped a bit here). Our little force, outmanned and outgunned, held him off for better than twenty hours, and then slipped out under his nose. Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned. However, the convoy was protected by HMS Ramillies and neither German ship could risk being hit by a ship that in other circumstances would easily be outgunned by both German ships. Is the army or are the rebels outgunned by the other side? He outguns them all and wins and a fairytale is born. ‘Don't worry, Dad,’ I tell him, ‘if he comes up to Washington Heights, he will be outgunned.’ Men tend to be not very politically active where gender issues are concerned and can easily be outgunned and outmanoeuvred. With around 7,500 soldiers, it is outmanned and outgunned by some of the larger militias that have Soviet-era tanks and artillery pieces. They never knew they were seriously outgunned. Unfortunately, once you start to acquire some of the more powerful planes, like the jets, you've probably racked up more than enough upgrade tokens to outmaneuver and outgun anything the enemy can throw at you. The exchanges were dynamic and carefree with both sets of defences mournfully looking on as they were outgunned and outmanoeuvred. They are outgunned, out-shipped and out-manned. The group of up to 50 masked gunmen who carried out the raid had several lines of attack, back-up vehicles, rocket-propelled grenades and heavy explosives, completely outgunning the policemen and their Kalashnikovs. The day after the election, as the recount began, his campaign was already outgunned, outmanned, and outmatched. 1.1 Surpass in power or strength. the team were outgunned by the joint title favorites
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