outbid

• 动词，指在拍卖或竞争性出价中提出比其他人更高的价格以胜出。也可泛指在竞争中出价超过他人。

A verb used to indicate offering a higher price than someone else, especially in an auction or competitive bidding situation.

不规则动词

1. Bid higher than othersB2formal

   To offer a higher price than someone else, especially at an auction or in a competitive situation.

   出价更高

   • She outbid everyone at the auction for the antique vase.
   • The company outbid its rivals to secure the contract.
   • He was determined to outbid his opponent for the rare painting.

   同义词overbid

   反义词underbidundercut

2. Bid over an opponent's bid in bridgeC1formal

   In the card game bridge, to make a higher bid than an opponent when one's partner has not bid or doubled.

   叫牌超过对手

   • He outbid his opponent with a clever call.
   • The player outbid the other team to win the contract.
   • She outbid the opposition, securing the game for her side.

   同义词overcall

   反义词underbid