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Definition of outman in English: outmanverboutmanning, outmans, outmanned ˌaʊtˈmanˌoutˈman [with object]often as adjective outmannedOutnumber. （在人力、人数上）超过 outgunned and outmanned armies 火力和兵员数量均不如人的军队。 Example sentencesExamples - In other words, here is a model for all of those who are outmanned, underfunded, and outgunned - which fits a lot of us these days.
- Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned.
- The play is designed to outman the defense at the point of attack and create a shorter corner, or outside perimeter, by blocking down with the offensive linemen and pulling two linemen around.
- They outmanned the back forces, but they were liable to meet more soldiers in waiting, since they were going through the conventional entrance.
- Because he was thoroughly outmanned, he had to do more with less.
- Scanning those that were coming at us, it seemed that we would outman them.
- With just 2,500 immigration agents, there's no question the federal government is so outmanned in the fight against illegal immigration that it's really no fight at all.
- Our little force, outmanned and outgunned, held him off for better than twenty hours, and then slipped out under his nose.
- They're so outmanned, outmanoeuvred and outgunned that it's hard to think of what else they could do to fight back.
- 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.
- Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British.
Definition of outman in US English: outmanverbˌoutˈman [with object]usually as adjective outmanned1Outnumber. （在人力、人数上）超过 the rebels are outmanned and outmatched in armaments Example sentencesExamples - They're so outmanned, outmanoeuvred and outgunned that it's hard to think of what else they could do to fight back.
- 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.
- The play is designed to outman the defense at the point of attack and create a shorter corner, or outside perimeter, by blocking down with the offensive linemen and pulling two linemen around.
- Our little force, outmanned and outgunned, held him off for better than twenty hours, and then slipped out under his nose.
- In other words, here is a model for all of those who are outmanned, underfunded, and outgunned - which fits a lot of us these days.
- Scanning those that were coming at us, it seemed that we would outman them.
- With just 2,500 immigration agents, there's no question the federal government is so outmanned in the fight against illegal immigration that it's really no fight at all.
- Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British.
- Because he was thoroughly outmanned, he had to do more with less.
- They outmanned the back forces, but they were liable to meet more soldiers in waiting, since they were going through the conventional entrance.
- Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned.
- 1.1 Overpower with skill or physical strength.
Mexico controlled the game and ran circles around the outmanned Guatemalan team Example sentencesExamples - The top seeds eased towards a final matchup Sunday, as they each had easy times with outmanned opponents, who had both had difficult quarter final battles.
- Schemes and strategies don't mean much when the team is outmanned every week.
- Unfortunately, they're outmanned and outnumbered - until they discover a secret weapon.
- The Nets won their 14th in a row, handling the outmanned and outmatched Raptors, 86-74…
- The Philadelphia front seven had its way for the most part with the outmanned Texan line, although the rookie quarterback deserves a share of the blame for holding the ball too long at times.
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