to outstrip

基本解釋

China's trade growth continued to outstrip other major traders.
中國的貿(mào)易增長繼續(xù)超過其他主要貿(mào)易國。
Pay scales on Wall Street continue to outstrip those in other professions outrageously.
華爾街的工資水平依舊遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)超過其他行業(yè)。
The government said Friday that demand for power is likely to outstrip supply by a quarter, if consumers switch on air conditioners to battle Tokyo's typically oppressive summer heat.
日本政府星期五說，如果消費(fèi)者靠空調(diào)來躲避東京那難熬的酷暑，東京地區(qū)的電力需求就可能有四分之一得不到滿足。

And as business investment has continued to outstrip the growth of demand, capacity utilisation is falling.
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More recently though, the increase in short interest in bonds has started to outstrip that of the stock market.
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Just as well, perhaps: some analysts are worried that the supply of houses is starting to outstrip effective demand.
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