outdistancing

v.

把（竞争者）远远抛在后面( outdistance的现在分词 )；

1. The favourite soon outdistanced the other horses in the race.
   那匹热门马很快就跑到最前面去了。
2. His wife has outdistanced (ie has been promoted more often than) him in her career.
   他的妻子在事业上比他进展快。

Mobile phones outdistancing computers
Microsoft outdistancing the government in court
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