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Group03 Out-beyond, more than
“超過；比～更”
outlook
n. 展望；看法
The outlook for unskilled laborers is not bright, as their jobs are gradually being taken over by machines.
無技能的勞工的展望并不好，因為他們的工作會漸漸地被機器所取代。
output
n. 產量；產品
The output of the average American factory worker is steadily increasing.
一般美國工廠工人的生產量在穩定成長中。
outgrow
vt. 太大不適合
The jacket Dad bought me last year is too small. I have outgrown it.
去年父親買給我的夾克太小了。我已經長得太大，穿不下了。
outlast
vt. 較…耐久
Our kitchen table is more solidly constructed than the chairs and will probably outlast them.
我們廚房的桌子比椅子造的更穩固，很可能較倚子耐用。
outrum
vt. 跑得比…快
We scored a touchdown when Joe caught a forward pass and outran his pursuers.
當喬接到前方傳來的球，跑得比追者快時，我們的橄欖球觸地得分。
outwit
vi. 以機智取勝
In his detective stories, Jim manages to outwit the cleverest criminals.
在他的偵探小說中，吉姆設法以機智取勝最聰明的罪犯。
outlandish
adj. 奇異的；古怪的
A masquerade is always interesting because people come itt such outlandish costumes.
化裝舞會一向很有趣，因為人們來時都穿著稀奇古怪的服裝。
outspoken
adj. 直言無隱的 -looking or sounding as if it belongs to a (foreign)land beyond ours; strange;fantastic
Mary sometimes hurts others when she criticizes their work because she is too outspoken.
因為瑪麗太直言不諱，因此當她批評別人的工作，有時會傷害到他們。
