beat out

英 [biːt aʊt]

美 [biːt aʊt]

（用鼓等乐器）敲奏出; （用毯子等）扑灭（火）; 打败; 击败; 战胜

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （用鼓等乐器）敲奏出
  If youbeat outsounds on a drum or similar instrument, you make the sounds by hitting the instrument.
  1. Drums and cymbals beat out a solemn rhythm.
     鼓和铙钹奏出了庄严的节奏。
• PHRASAL VERB （用毯子等）扑灭（火）
  If youbeat outa fire, you cause it to go out by hitting it, usually with an object such as a blanket.
  1. His brother beat out the flames with a blanket...
     他哥哥用毯子把火扑灭了。
  2. She managed to beat the fire out.
     她好不容易把火扑灭了。
• PHRASAL VERB 打败；击败；战胜
  If youbeat outsomeone in a competition, you defeat them.
  1. Indianapolis beat out nearly 100 other cities as the site for a huge United Airlines maintenance center...
     印第安纳波利斯从近百座城市中胜出，成为美国联合航空公司大型维护中心所在地。
  2. If we are certain a rival will beat us out, we are wide open to jealousy.
     如果我们能够确定某个选手将打败我们，我们很容易心生妒忌。

英英释义

verb

• come out better in a competition, race, or conflict
  1. Agassi beat Becker in the tennis championship
  2. We beat the competition
  3. Harvard defeated Yale in the last football game
  Synonym:beatcrushshelltrouncevanquish
• beat out a rhythm
  Synonym:tap outthump out

双语例句

• Indianapolis beat out nearly 100 other cities as the site for a huge United Airlines maintenance center
  印第安纳波利斯从近百座城市中胜出，成为美国联合航空公司大型维护中心所在地。
• I puzzled over the passage for hours before I could beat out its meaning.
  我对这段文字苦思了数小时才弄清楚它的含意。
• Austria and Turkey beat out Iceland for the two seats allocated to this region.
  奥地利和土耳其击败冰岛赢得该地区分配到的两个席位。
• In the short term I don't expect China's movies to beat out those produced by Hollywood.
  从短期来看，我不期待国产电影能打败好莱坞制作的电影。
• He's such a good CEO that he helped his company beat out several rivals to win the contract.
  他是个很厉害的CEO，他的公司力挫好几个竞争对手，赢得了该合同。
• She beat out Miss Colombia and Miss Peru who came in as the runner-up and third place holder.
  她击败了哥伦比亚小姐和秘鲁小姐，她俩分获亚军和季军。
• The drummers beat out their music, and we all danced.
  鼓手敲出乐曲，我们都跳起舞来。
• Um, which we're gonna have to beat out of him.
  嗯，我们将它从他不得不跳动。
• If we are certain a rival will beat us out, we are wide open to jealousy.
  如果我们能够确定某个选手将打败我们，我们很容易心生妒忌。
• "Whatever" easily beat out "you know," which especially grated a quarter of respondents.
  “Whatever”轻松击败“youknow（你知道）”位居榜首，另有四分之一的受访者称最讨厌后者。