英语释义

1. completely worn out exhausted
spurred him, like an outspent horse, to death
— P. B. Shelley

片语

shot用尽的；破旧的；杂色的，闪光的

beat打；打败；拍打；有节奏地舒张与收缩

英汉例句

• outspent fuel is placed to a cooling down pond and then is transported to a storage cell.

  outspent燃料放在一个池冷却下来，然后被运送到一个存储单元。

• 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。

• moreover, poorer candidates have won early primaries in the past, including mike huckabee, who triumphed in iowa's republican caucuses in 2008 despite being massively outspent by mr romney.

  比如哈克比，尽管在2008年爱荷华的党内选举中花的钱远少于罗姆尼，但最终还是胜出。

• in her victory speech mrs clinton noted that mr obama had heavily outspent her in the state.

  在希拉里的胜利感言中她提到，奥巴马在宾州花的竞选经费要比她多多了。这是事实。

• 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。

• up and down the country, the airwaves are heavy with blast and counter-blast from candidates who have outspent any that have come before them.

  全国上下的电波中都充满着关于哪位候选人花费过多的抨击以及反击。