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outshine Verb [-shining, -shone] to be better than (someone) at something: by university she had begun to outshine me in sports
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Translations v outshine [autˈʃain] to be brighter than She outshone all the other students. oortref, oorskadu يَفوقُ، يَبُزُّ затъмнявам převyšovat, zastínit overgå in den Schatten stellen επισκιάζω, ξεπερνώ (σε λάμψη, επιδόσεις) eclipsar, más que brillar varju jätma تحت الشعاع قرار دادن jättää varjoonsa éclipser לְהַצלִיח יוֹתֶר מ- बढ़ जाना, श्रेष्ठतर होना zasjeniti túlszárnyal mengalahkan kecemerlangan gera betur en (e-r) (brillare più di) ~より光る ...보다 뛰어나다 užtemdyti, nustelbti pārspēt spožumā; aizēnot lebih cemerlang drpd overschaduwen overskygge, overstråle zaćmiewać eclipsar a eclipsa затмить oslniť, predstihnúť zasenčiti zaseniti överglänsa บดบังรัศมี gölgede bırakmak, çok daha iyi olmak 比...更亮 затьмарити, перевершити دوسروں سے زيادہ روشن ہونا sáng hơn 比...更亮 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Her daughter Jane was, of course, as graceful and elegant, as witty and seductive, as she could possibly manage to be; for here were all the ladies to outshine, and all the gentlemen to charm, - and Mr. As the huntress Diana goes forth upon the mountains of Taygetus or Erymanthus to hunt wild boars or deer, and the wood nymphs, daughters of Aegis-bearing Jove, take their sport along with her (then is Leto proud at seeing her daughter stand a full head taller than the others, and eclipse the loveliest amid a whole bevy of beauties), even so did the girl outshine her handmaids. Stables, which bids fair to outshine the old one, on which he has so long rested his colloquial reputation. |
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