| 单词 | one-upmanship | 
| 释义 | one-upmanship  (wʌnʌpmənʃɪp  ) uncountable noun  If you refer to someone's behaviour as one-upmanship, you disapprove of them trying to make other people feel inferior in order to make themselves appear more important.  [disapproval]  It was the expression of a man who'd won a trifling game of one-upmanship.    ...political one-upmanship.   Collocations:  game of one-upmanship Competitiveness comes in a different guise: an awesomely sophisticated game of one-upmanship.  Times, Sunday Times  In a testy yet peculiarly funny game of one-upmanship two or three at a time periodically roll between an anchoring row of upstage seats.  Times, Sunday Times  Beneath the façade lies a game of one-upmanship.  Times, Sunday Times  But in our new age of austerity, the global game of one-upmanship has changed.  Times, Sunday Times  Inevitably, neighbours are in uproar at this game of one-upmanship, or should that be five-upmanship?  Times, Sunday Times   | 
	
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