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outfox

/ˌaʊtˈfɒks/

Traduction: Déjouer, tromper ou vaincre quelqu'un en faisant preuve de plus de ruse ou d'intelligence.

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/ˌaʊtˈfɒks/C1formal
  • frDéjouer, tromper ou vaincre quelqu'un en faisant preuve de plus de ruse ou d'intelligence.

To outwit, deceive, or defeat someone by being more clever or cunning.

  1. Outsmart or outwitB2informal

    To defeat or gain an advantage over someone by being more clever or cunning.

    frDéjouer par la ruse

    • The detective outfoxed the criminal by planting a false clue.
    • She outfoxed her opponents in the debate with sharp logic.
    • The fox outfoxed the hunters by doubling back through the forest.

    Synonymesbafflebewildercircumventconfoundfoiloutmaneuveroutplayoutsmartoutwitthwart

  2. Beat through clevernessB2informal

    To overcome a challenge or opponent using superior intelligence or trickery.

    frDéjouer par la ruse

    • The small startup outfoxed the giant corporation with a brilliant marketing strategy.
    • He outfoxed the system by finding a loophole in the rules.
    • They outfoxed the competition by launching their product first.

    Synonymesbafflecircumventdupefoilhoodwinkoutmaneuveroutplayoutsmartoutwitthwarttrick

Formes
  • outfoxed past participle
  • outfoxed past simple
  • outfoxing present participle
  • outfoxes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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