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Перевод: outrun

[глагол]
опередить; обогнать; обгонять; перегнать; убежать; преступать пределы; преступать границы

Тезаурус:

1. The one chain that may yet escape the decline is the John Lewis ("never knowingly undersold") Partnership, which continues to outrun its rivals.
2. At Grand Central, New York, the Vanderbilt search for opulence had even outrun the French Empire style of the first Grand Central with its great conventional train-shed behind.
3. SCO's Doug Michels claims, "You can now build a PC-based workstation, server or departmental mini that will outrun virtually any computer based on today's Risc microprocessors or proprietary CPUs."
4. For instance, in the Financial Statement and Budget Report for 1980/81 the target range for the four years 1980/81-1983/84 averaged 5.5-9.5 per cent per annum; according to Economic Trends (Annual Supplement 1989), the outrun was 13 per cent - about double the centre of the targeted range.
5. In the long run the technological hare may be outrun by the investigative tortoise.
6. Even though the university system grew rapidly, demand for places in some subjects began to outrun supply.
7. He couldn't outrun the bullets.
8. Can a man outrun a horse?
9. Don't go thinking you can outrun the bullets.
10. Some of us remember all too well what happened in the 1920s and 1930s when we allowed our hopes for a peaceful world to outrun our judgements on the need for defence.
11. They had almost outrun the hurricane - or the hurricane had dawdled, keen to exact its full revenge on the mountain flanks that had initially defeated it.
12. I feel very strong most of the time; I'm big and tall and I could outrun most people.
13. In it he said that man's control over the world - steam, explosives, atoms and space - has outrun his power over himself to use that command wisely.