Definition of outdrive in English:

outdrive

verboutdrove, outdriven aʊtˈdrʌɪvˌoutˈdrīv

[with object]

1Drive a golf ball further than (another player)
将高尔夫球击得比（另一位球手）远
Buck outdrove him by forty yards
巴克击球比他远40码。
Example sentencesExamples
- He will outdrive him all day, and pressure him with birdies.
- Nothing intimidates a golfer like being outdriven by 40 yards.
- Though they have to deal with the psychological effects of constantly being outdriven, top older players believe they gain a mental advantage over young guns who have had big expectations placed on them.
- Trying to outdrive other long hitters was irresistible to me.
- I outdrove him by 30 yards and waited to see what he was going to do with his second shot.
2Drive a vehicle better or faster than (someone else)
车开得比…熟练；车开得比…快
he knew he couldn't outdrive the police
他知道他开车速度快不过警察。
Example sentencesExamples
- We literally had people in vehicles who couldn't outdrive the fire in some spots.
- She flat-out outdrove the guys in the race, and that's what you look for when choosing a driver.

noun aʊtˈdrʌɪvˌoutˈdrīv

(on a motorboat) an inboard motor connected to an outboard unit containing the gears, shaft, and propeller.
Example sentencesExamples
- While the propulsion system does have a slightly higher price tag, replacing an expensive outdrive could be a thing of the past.
- For another, while steadfastly denying there's a problem with its outdrives, it has issued a service bulletin describing an elaborate protocol of tests to determine why they corrode.
- If you are on a tight budget, consider installing a hydrofoil stabilizer on the lower unit of your outdrive or outboard.
- I also had major corrosion problems with my outdrive.
- There are alternatives to this set-up where a ‘jack-shaft’ is used, which in simple terms means the engine is amidships and connected to the outdrive on the transom by a shaft which commonly runs through a tunnel under the deck.

Definition of outdrive in US English:

outdrive

verbˌoutˈdrīv

[with object]

1Drive a golf ball farther than (another player)
将高尔夫球击得比（另一位球手）远
he outdrove his playing partners by as much as seventy-five yards
Example sentencesExamples
- Trying to outdrive other long hitters was irresistible to me.
- Nothing intimidates a golfer like being outdriven by 40 yards.
- He will outdrive him all day, and pressure him with birdies.
- I outdrove him by 30 yards and waited to see what he was going to do with his second shot.
- Though they have to deal with the psychological effects of constantly being outdriven, top older players believe they gain a mental advantage over young guns who have had big expectations placed on them.
2Drive a vehicle better or faster than (someone else)
车开得比…熟练；车开得比…快
he knew he couldn't outdrive the police
他知道他开车速度快不过警察。
Example sentencesExamples
- We literally had people in vehicles who couldn't outdrive the fire in some spots.
- She flat-out outdrove the guys in the race, and that's what you look for when choosing a driver.

nounˌoutˈdrīv

The portion of an inboard-outboard engine that is outside the hull, providing steering and propulsion.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are alternatives to this set-up where a ‘jack-shaft’ is used, which in simple terms means the engine is amidships and connected to the outdrive on the transom by a shaft which commonly runs through a tunnel under the deck.
- If you are on a tight budget, consider installing a hydrofoil stabilizer on the lower unit of your outdrive or outboard.
- I also had major corrosion problems with my outdrive.
- While the propulsion system does have a slightly higher price tag, replacing an expensive outdrive could be a thing of the past.
- For another, while steadfastly denying there's a problem with its outdrives, it has issued a service bulletin describing an elaborate protocol of tests to determine why they corrode.

单词	outdrive
释义	Definition of outdrive in English: outdrive verboutdrove, outdriven aʊtˈdrʌɪvˌoutˈdrīv [with object] 1Drive a golf ball further than (another player) 将高尔夫球击得比（另一位球手）远 Buck outdrove him by forty yards 巴克击球比他远40码。 Example sentencesExamples He will outdrive him all day, and pressure him with birdies. Nothing intimidates a golfer like being outdriven by 40 yards. Though they have to deal with the psychological effects of constantly being outdriven, top older players believe they gain a mental advantage over young guns who have had big expectations placed on them. Trying to outdrive other long hitters was irresistible to me. I outdrove him by 30 yards and waited to see what he was going to do with his second shot. 2Drive a vehicle better or faster than (someone else) 车开得比…熟练；车开得比…快 he knew he couldn't outdrive the police 他知道他开车速度快不过警察。 Example sentencesExamples We literally had people in vehicles who couldn't outdrive the fire in some spots. She flat-out outdrove the guys in the race, and that's what you look for when choosing a driver. noun aʊtˈdrʌɪvˌoutˈdrīv (on a motorboat) an inboard motor connected to an outboard unit containing the gears, shaft, and propeller. Example sentencesExamples While the propulsion system does have a slightly higher price tag, replacing an expensive outdrive could be a thing of the past. For another, while steadfastly denying there's a problem with its outdrives, it has issued a service bulletin describing an elaborate protocol of tests to determine why they corrode. If you are on a tight budget, consider installing a hydrofoil stabilizer on the lower unit of your outdrive or outboard. I also had major corrosion problems with my outdrive. There are alternatives to this set-up where a ‘jack-shaft’ is used, which in simple terms means the engine is amidships and connected to the outdrive on the transom by a shaft which commonly runs through a tunnel under the deck. Definition of outdrive in US English: outdrive verbˌoutˈdrīv [with object] 1Drive a golf ball farther than (another player) 将高尔夫球击得比（另一位球手）远 he outdrove his playing partners by as much as seventy-five yards Example sentencesExamples Trying to outdrive other long hitters was irresistible to me. Nothing intimidates a golfer like being outdriven by 40 yards. He will outdrive him all day, and pressure him with birdies. I outdrove him by 30 yards and waited to see what he was going to do with his second shot. Though they have to deal with the psychological effects of constantly being outdriven, top older players believe they gain a mental advantage over young guns who have had big expectations placed on them. 2Drive a vehicle better or faster than (someone else) 车开得比…熟练；车开得比…快 he knew he couldn't outdrive the police 他知道他开车速度快不过警察。 Example sentencesExamples We literally had people in vehicles who couldn't outdrive the fire in some spots. She flat-out outdrove the guys in the race, and that's what you look for when choosing a driver. nounˌoutˈdrīv The portion of an inboard-outboard engine that is outside the hull, providing steering and propulsion. Example sentencesExamples There are alternatives to this set-up where a ‘jack-shaft’ is used, which in simple terms means the engine is amidships and connected to the outdrive on the transom by a shaft which commonly runs through a tunnel under the deck. If you are on a tight budget, consider installing a hydrofoil stabilizer on the lower unit of your outdrive or outboard. I also had major corrosion problems with my outdrive. While the propulsion system does have a slightly higher price tag, replacing an expensive outdrive could be a thing of the past. For another, while steadfastly denying there's a problem with its outdrives, it has issued a service bulletin describing an elaborate protocol of tests to determine why they corrode.
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