Definition of outrebound in English:
outrebound
verbaʊtˈriːbaʊndˌaʊtˈribaʊnd
[with object]Basketball Recover more rebounds than (another team or player)
Sullinger's effort helped the Celtics outrebound the Timberwolves
Example sentencesExamples
- Boston allowed Jersey to shoot 49 percent from the field and outrebound them by 11.
- If you can outrebound a team the way we have, good things are going to happen.
- Haywood averages two offensive rebounds and outrebounds freshman shooting guard Forte by .8 per game.
- The Golden Eagles were dominant, outrebounding the Demons 53 to 26.
- He uses his strength and knowledge of inside position to outrebound bigger players.
Definition of outrebound in US English:
outrebound
verbˌaʊtˈribaʊndˌoutˈrēbound
[with object]Basketball Recover more rebounds than (another team or player)
Sullinger's effort helped the Celtics outrebound the Timberwolves
Example sentencesExamples
- Boston allowed Jersey to shoot 49 percent from the field and outrebound them by 11.
- He uses his strength and knowledge of inside position to outrebound bigger players.
- The Golden Eagles were dominant, outrebounding the Demons 53 to 26.
- Haywood averages two offensive rebounds and outrebounds freshman shooting guard Forte by .8 per game.
- If you can outrebound a team the way we have, good things are going to happen.