单词	outvote
释义	English Business outvoteverb [ T usually passive ] uk/ˌaʊtˈvəʊt/us/ˌaʊtˈvoʊt/ to defeat someone by winning a greater number of votes: The Democrats were outvoted, as usual. informal I suggested that we go out for a pizza, but I was outvoted (= most people did not want to). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Elections absentee ballot absentee vote absolute majority abstain abstention aye first-past-the-post franchise general election gerrymandering go to the country idiom nominate rigging safe scrutineer secret ballot show of hands spoil stump vote of confidence See more results » outvoteverb [ T, usually passive ] uk/ˌaʊtˈvəʊt/us if a company, country, or group of people is outvoted by another, they do not achieve what they want because the other company, country, or group of people votes for something in larger numbers than they do: be outvoted by sb/sth The Bank of England Governor was outvoted by colleagues on the Monetary Policy Committee over the proposed rate cut.
随便看	it behoves sb to do sth it can't be helped it cant be helped it depends it doesn't hurt to do something it doesn't hurt to have something it doesn't hurt/never hurts to do sth it doesn't take a rocket scientist it doesn't take a rocket scientist to do something it doesnt hurt to do something it doesnt hurt to have something it doesnt hurt/never hurts to do sth it doesnt take a rocket scientist it doesnt take a rocket scientist to do something it doesn’t hurt to do something it doesn’t hurt to have something it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to do something it falls to you it figures it goes without saying it goes without saying it goes without saying (that) it goes without saying that it is arguable that it is arguable that...

outvoteverb [ T usually passive ]

outvoteverb [ T, usually passive ]