Translations for „outdistanced“ in the English » German Dictionary

out·ˈdis·tance VB trans

to outdistance sb

jdn hinter sich dat lassen [o. abhängen]

to be outdistanced SPORTS Smith was outdistanced by Jones

Smith fiel hinter Jones zurück

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be outdistanced SPORTS Smith was outdistanced by Jones

Smith fiel hinter Jones zurück

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Before the 1980s, however, production gains were largely matched by population growth, so that productive capacity was unable to outdistance essential consumption needs significantly, particularly in agriculture.

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He is still the school record holder in the discus throw, his 64.64 best in 1982 outdistances the next best in school history by over 5 metres.

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Still received over 38 percent of the votes, far outdistancing all others in consideration.

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I found myself reminded of another group of young people whose capabilities were only outdistanced by their ambitions.

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Yet other sectors of the economy have outdistanced manufacturing and are seeing large increases.

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That's a problem because it means construction of new fossil fuel-burning power plants is outdistancing the rate at which old ones are being taken offline.

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Having outdistanced their lines of communication, the brigade waited in the village under shellfire for three hours for their supply trains to reach them.

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The wing outdistanced the nearest competitor by more than 2,000 points.

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Rather, he is a toned, super-fit, finely tuned political outrider who has found ways to outdistance and outsmart a sluggish system.

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I read 24 that summer, far outdistancing the competition.

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