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.

单词	outrebound
释义	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.
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