Definition of world-beater in English:

world-beater

noun

A person or thing that is better than all others in their field.
天下无敌者，举世无双的人（或物）
Nirvana's second album is a world-beater
Example sentencesExamples
- They won't be world-beaters in the lower division for, as Terry Doyle himself says, it's a well-structured professional league.
- If it's the same team, how come they were bad in one area, yet world-beaters in another?
- Forever desperate to present his charges as potential world-beaters four years down the line, he should wise up to the fact that moulding them into a team merely tough to beat might be as good as it can get.
- They might not be world-beaters in waiting for 2004, but at least they will get an invitation to the party, one from which the global stars of the future may be identified.
- The firm, which began life as a University of Bradford commercial spin-off eight years ago, has established itself as a world-beater in its field.
- They wouldn't be what you'd call world-beaters but they're a great bunch of lads.
- If the two countries work together, they can be world-beaters in this field.
- They'll be world-beaters by the year 2364, mark our words.
- Expectations are always high, but Eriksson has not inherited a team of world-beaters and they are playing one of the Cup favourites.
- The Wallabies have attained their status as world-beaters through their ability to keep the ball, their continuity stifling the life out of their opponents.
- It makes no more sense to brand Scotland hopeless on the evidence of Amsterdam than it does to herald them world-beaters on the strength of what happened in Glasgow.
- Yes, has-beens are transformed into world-beaters.
- That's not to say that Kerry are world-beaters and the lack of what makes Dublin a poor team - forwards - can well please the Kerry management.
- However, it wasn't all plain sailing for the hosts, who contrived to make Peterhead look like world-beaters with plenty of unforced errors in the first half.
- All that said, they did not often look like world-beaters even on their own patch and Woodward clearly meant what he said when he observed that there was still plenty of room for improvement.
- Fortunately, one of the English press, supporters and especially the players' main weaknesses is their belief that they are world-beaters.
- And look what happened in the last campaign with Ireland - they showed that Italy aren't world-beaters if you get in their face, play with real passion, pressure them and take the game to the them.
- They could have used me as a role model to encourage other kids from underprivileged backgrounds to take up skiing - I mean, it's not as if we are world-beaters, are we?
- England fans have been praying that Rooney could step off the treatment table and immediately transform England from unimaginative plodders into sparkling world-beaters.
- In detail England looked like world-beaters as last season's championship kicked off with a 44-15 drubbing of Wales at the Millennium Stadium.

Derivatives

world-beating

adjectiveˈwəːldˌbiːtɪŋˈwərldˌbidɪŋ

Ultimately, I am thinking about us as a world-beating force.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Executive believes Scotland has the capacity to become a world-beating events destination.
- I might go as far as to say that the density of potential world-beating technologies is higher in Scotland than anywhere else in the world.
- What happened, then, to our great entrepreneurial tradition, the small businesses determined to become tomorrow's giants, the hard-headed ambition that can turn bright ideas into world-beating companies?
- Almost all the ingredients of a world-beating breakfast are available from within the county, say the organisers - from bread flour to farm eggs, fresh milk, locally-cured bacon and prize-winning preserves.

Definition of world-beater in US English:

world-beater

nounˈwərld ˌbēdərˈwərld ˌbidər

A person or thing that is better than all others in its field.
天下无敌者，举世无双的人（或物）
Nirvana's second album is a world-beater
Example sentencesExamples
- They wouldn't be what you'd call world-beaters but they're a great bunch of lads.
- They'll be world-beaters by the year 2364, mark our words.
- If it's the same team, how come they were bad in one area, yet world-beaters in another?
- In detail England looked like world-beaters as last season's championship kicked off with a 44-15 drubbing of Wales at the Millennium Stadium.
- If the two countries work together, they can be world-beaters in this field.
- It makes no more sense to brand Scotland hopeless on the evidence of Amsterdam than it does to herald them world-beaters on the strength of what happened in Glasgow.
- Yes, has-beens are transformed into world-beaters.
- They might not be world-beaters in waiting for 2004, but at least they will get an invitation to the party, one from which the global stars of the future may be identified.
- And look what happened in the last campaign with Ireland - they showed that Italy aren't world-beaters if you get in their face, play with real passion, pressure them and take the game to the them.
- Expectations are always high, but Eriksson has not inherited a team of world-beaters and they are playing one of the Cup favourites.
- However, it wasn't all plain sailing for the hosts, who contrived to make Peterhead look like world-beaters with plenty of unforced errors in the first half.
- The firm, which began life as a University of Bradford commercial spin-off eight years ago, has established itself as a world-beater in its field.
- All that said, they did not often look like world-beaters even on their own patch and Woodward clearly meant what he said when he observed that there was still plenty of room for improvement.
- That's not to say that Kerry are world-beaters and the lack of what makes Dublin a poor team - forwards - can well please the Kerry management.
- They won't be world-beaters in the lower division for, as Terry Doyle himself says, it's a well-structured professional league.
- The Wallabies have attained their status as world-beaters through their ability to keep the ball, their continuity stifling the life out of their opponents.
- Forever desperate to present his charges as potential world-beaters four years down the line, he should wise up to the fact that moulding them into a team merely tough to beat might be as good as it can get.
- They could have used me as a role model to encourage other kids from underprivileged backgrounds to take up skiing - I mean, it's not as if we are world-beaters, are we?
- England fans have been praying that Rooney could step off the treatment table and immediately transform England from unimaginative plodders into sparkling world-beaters.
- Fortunately, one of the English press, supporters and especially the players' main weaknesses is their belief that they are world-beaters.

单词	world-beater
释义	Definition of world-beater in English: world-beater noun A person or thing that is better than all others in their field. 天下无敌者，举世无双的人（或物） Nirvana's second album is a world-beater Example sentencesExamples They won't be world-beaters in the lower division for, as Terry Doyle himself says, it's a well-structured professional league. If it's the same team, how come they were bad in one area, yet world-beaters in another? Forever desperate to present his charges as potential world-beaters four years down the line, he should wise up to the fact that moulding them into a team merely tough to beat might be as good as it can get. They might not be world-beaters in waiting for 2004, but at least they will get an invitation to the party, one from which the global stars of the future may be identified. The firm, which began life as a University of Bradford commercial spin-off eight years ago, has established itself as a world-beater in its field. They wouldn't be what you'd call world-beaters but they're a great bunch of lads. If the two countries work together, they can be world-beaters in this field. They'll be world-beaters by the year 2364, mark our words. Expectations are always high, but Eriksson has not inherited a team of world-beaters and they are playing one of the Cup favourites. The Wallabies have attained their status as world-beaters through their ability to keep the ball, their continuity stifling the life out of their opponents. It makes no more sense to brand Scotland hopeless on the evidence of Amsterdam than it does to herald them world-beaters on the strength of what happened in Glasgow. Yes, has-beens are transformed into world-beaters. That's not to say that Kerry are world-beaters and the lack of what makes Dublin a poor team - forwards - can well please the Kerry management. However, it wasn't all plain sailing for the hosts, who contrived to make Peterhead look like world-beaters with plenty of unforced errors in the first half. All that said, they did not often look like world-beaters even on their own patch and Woodward clearly meant what he said when he observed that there was still plenty of room for improvement. Fortunately, one of the English press, supporters and especially the players' main weaknesses is their belief that they are world-beaters. And look what happened in the last campaign with Ireland - they showed that Italy aren't world-beaters if you get in their face, play with real passion, pressure them and take the game to the them. They could have used me as a role model to encourage other kids from underprivileged backgrounds to take up skiing - I mean, it's not as if we are world-beaters, are we? England fans have been praying that Rooney could step off the treatment table and immediately transform England from unimaginative plodders into sparkling world-beaters. In detail England looked like world-beaters as last season's championship kicked off with a 44-15 drubbing of Wales at the Millennium Stadium. Derivatives world-beating adjectiveˈwəːldˌbiːtɪŋˈwərldˌbidɪŋ Ultimately, I am thinking about us as a world-beating force. Example sentencesExamples The Executive believes Scotland has the capacity to become a world-beating events destination. I might go as far as to say that the density of potential world-beating technologies is higher in Scotland than anywhere else in the world. What happened, then, to our great entrepreneurial tradition, the small businesses determined to become tomorrow's giants, the hard-headed ambition that can turn bright ideas into world-beating companies? Almost all the ingredients of a world-beating breakfast are available from within the county, say the organisers - from bread flour to farm eggs, fresh milk, locally-cured bacon and prize-winning preserves. Definition of world-beater in US English: world-beater nounˈwərld ˌbēdərˈwərld ˌbidər A person or thing that is better than all others in its field. 天下无敌者，举世无双的人（或物） Nirvana's second album is a world-beater Example sentencesExamples They wouldn't be what you'd call world-beaters but they're a great bunch of lads. They'll be world-beaters by the year 2364, mark our words. If it's the same team, how come they were bad in one area, yet world-beaters in another? In detail England looked like world-beaters as last season's championship kicked off with a 44-15 drubbing of Wales at the Millennium Stadium. If the two countries work together, they can be world-beaters in this field. It makes no more sense to brand Scotland hopeless on the evidence of Amsterdam than it does to herald them world-beaters on the strength of what happened in Glasgow. Yes, has-beens are transformed into world-beaters. They might not be world-beaters in waiting for 2004, but at least they will get an invitation to the party, one from which the global stars of the future may be identified. And look what happened in the last campaign with Ireland - they showed that Italy aren't world-beaters if you get in their face, play with real passion, pressure them and take the game to the them. Expectations are always high, but Eriksson has not inherited a team of world-beaters and they are playing one of the Cup favourites. However, it wasn't all plain sailing for the hosts, who contrived to make Peterhead look like world-beaters with plenty of unforced errors in the first half. The firm, which began life as a University of Bradford commercial spin-off eight years ago, has established itself as a world-beater in its field. All that said, they did not often look like world-beaters even on their own patch and Woodward clearly meant what he said when he observed that there was still plenty of room for improvement. That's not to say that Kerry are world-beaters and the lack of what makes Dublin a poor team - forwards - can well please the Kerry management. They won't be world-beaters in the lower division for, as Terry Doyle himself says, it's a well-structured professional league. The Wallabies have attained their status as world-beaters through their ability to keep the ball, their continuity stifling the life out of their opponents. Forever desperate to present his charges as potential world-beaters four years down the line, he should wise up to the fact that moulding them into a team merely tough to beat might be as good as it can get. They could have used me as a role model to encourage other kids from underprivileged backgrounds to take up skiing - I mean, it's not as if we are world-beaters, are we? England fans have been praying that Rooney could step off the treatment table and immediately transform England from unimaginative plodders into sparkling world-beaters. Fortunately, one of the English press, supporters and especially the players' main weaknesses is their belief that they are world-beaters.
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