Definition of outhit in English:

outhit

verbouthitting, outhitsaʊtˈhɪtˌoutˈhit

[with object]

Surpass (someone) in hitting; hit a higher score than.
we outscored them for the Series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60
Example sentencesExamples
- Atlanta outhit its opponents 124-111 but outscored them 77-34 during the streak.
- They were outscored, 37 to 14, were outhit, 65 to 42, and were held to a .183 batting average, lowest ever in a seven-game Series.
- In 1960, the Yankees outhit the Pirates, 91-60, and outscored them, 55-27, but lost Game 7 on a ninth inning, leadoff homer.
- They have a group of beefy sluggers who, as one scout says, look like a bunch of good ol' boys who will outhit you on the field, then outdrink you at the tavern.
- Boston took two of three in Texas earlier this season, outhitting the Rangers, 27-12, in the final two games.

Definition of outhit in US English:

outhit

verbˌoutˈhit

[with object]

(in baseball and other sports played with a ball) surpass (a player or a team) in hitting the ball into fair territory.
we outscored them for the Series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60
Example sentencesExamples
- Boston took two of three in Texas earlier this season, outhitting the Rangers, 27-12, in the final two games.
- They have a group of beefy sluggers who, as one scout says, look like a bunch of good ol' boys who will outhit you on the field, then outdrink you at the tavern.
- Atlanta outhit its opponents 124-111 but outscored them 77-34 during the streak.
- They were outscored, 37 to 14, were outhit, 65 to 42, and were held to a .183 batting average, lowest ever in a seven-game Series.
- In 1960, the Yankees outhit the Pirates, 91-60, and outscored them, 55-27, but lost Game 7 on a ninth inning, leadoff homer.

单词	outhit
释义	Definition of outhit in English: outhit verbouthitting, outhitsaʊtˈhɪtˌoutˈhit [with object] Surpass (someone) in hitting; hit a higher score than. we outscored them for the Series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60 Example sentencesExamples Atlanta outhit its opponents 124-111 but outscored them 77-34 during the streak. They were outscored, 37 to 14, were outhit, 65 to 42, and were held to a .183 batting average, lowest ever in a seven-game Series. In 1960, the Yankees outhit the Pirates, 91-60, and outscored them, 55-27, but lost Game 7 on a ninth inning, leadoff homer. They have a group of beefy sluggers who, as one scout says, look like a bunch of good ol' boys who will outhit you on the field, then outdrink you at the tavern. Boston took two of three in Texas earlier this season, outhitting the Rangers, 27-12, in the final two games. Definition of outhit in US English: outhit verbˌoutˈhit [with object] (in baseball and other sports played with a ball) surpass (a player or a team) in hitting the ball into fair territory. we outscored them for the Series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60 Example sentencesExamples Boston took two of three in Texas earlier this season, outhitting the Rangers, 27-12, in the final two games. They have a group of beefy sluggers who, as one scout says, look like a bunch of good ol' boys who will outhit you on the field, then outdrink you at the tavern. Atlanta outhit its opponents 124-111 but outscored them 77-34 during the streak. They were outscored, 37 to 14, were outhit, 65 to 42, and were held to a .183 batting average, lowest ever in a seven-game Series. In 1960, the Yankees outhit the Pirates, 91-60, and outscored them, 55-27, but lost Game 7 on a ninth inning, leadoff homer.
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