英语词组edge out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

edge out

edges, edging, edged

edge out sb/sth or edge sb/sth out

to cause someone or something to gradually lose their position and to replace them with someone or something else

Mr James who was hired by the previous management was soon edged out by the new boss.

often + of

Foreign car manufacturers are edging domestic companies out of the markets.

edge out

To surpass, overtake, or defeat, especially by a narrow margin or degree. With sales of their new affordable smartphone surging, the company has finally edged out the leading mobile phone distributor from the top spot in the market. The newcomer managed to edge out the reigning champion by just a few technical points at the end of the championship boxing match.

edge out

Surpass or defeat by a small margin, as in She edged out her opponent on the home stretch. [Late 1800s]

edge out

1. To move something gradually: He edged the car out of the garage.

2. To displace or surpass someone or something gradually: The large company began to edge out its competitors one by one. One of my coworkers is trying to edge me out of my job.

3. To surpass or beat someone by a small margin: The incumbent edged out the challenger by 200 votes. The runner edged her opponent out at the last moment.

词组	edge out
释义	Phr V edge out edges, edging, edged edge out sb/sth or edge sb/sth out to cause someone or something to gradually lose their position and to replace them with someone or something else Mr James who was hired by the previous management was soon edged out by the new boss. often + of Foreign car manufacturers are edging domestic companies out of the markets. edge out To surpass, overtake, or defeat, especially by a narrow margin or degree. With sales of their new affordable smartphone surging, the company has finally edged out the leading mobile phone distributor from the top spot in the market. The newcomer managed to edge out the reigning champion by just a few technical points at the end of the championship boxing match. edge out Surpass or defeat by a small margin, as in She edged out her opponent on the home stretch. [Late 1800s] edge out v. 1. To move something gradually: He edged the car out of the garage. 2. To displace or surpass someone or something gradually: The large company began to edge out its competitors one by one. One of my coworkers is trying to edge me out of my job. 3. To surpass or beat someone by a small margin: The incumbent edged out the challenger by 200 votes. The runner edged her opponent out at the last moment.
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