outspent

基本解释

• adj. 筋疲力尽的；耗尽的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Not long ago, he was tipped to win both Iowa and New Hampshire, where he outspent his rivals by huge multiples.
  不久前，专家预计他将在爱荷华州和新罕普什尔州获胜，他在这两个州比他的对手们多花了很多钱。
• In truth, the Bianconeri comfortably outspent their rivals, bringing in a whole host of ‘good’, but not ‘great’, players.
  事实上，斑马军团比他们的死敌们的花费还要高，他们得到了许多“优秀的”球员，却不是“伟大的”球员。
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• That changed in 2008 when the conservative majority struck down a federal rule that had tripled the limit on campaign contributions for a candidate outspent by a rich, self-financed opponent.
  而2008年，事情发生了变化。 保守党的大多数打破了联邦规定---一个有钱的竞选者给一个候选人捐助了三倍于捐款上限的资金。

权威例句

• That still leaves more than 55 million Americans who voted for the aging, outspent warrior, John McCain.
  FORBES: It's Time To Restore Liberty
• Mr Romney and his supporters also vastly outspent his rivals, blitzing them with vicious advertisements.
  ECONOMIST: Mitt Romney’s chances
• In more than 60% of House districts, the winner outspent the loser by 10 to 1.
  ECONOMIST: Did money talk? Is water wet?