outfox

verb

1. 以智力胜过（或超过）
   to gain an advantage over sb by being more clever than they are

1. VERB 智胜；谋略上比…更胜一筹
   If you outfox someone, you defeat them in some way because you are cleverer than they are.
   1. There is no greater thrill than to bluff a man, trap him and outfox him.
      虚张声势吓唬别人，让他钻入圈套，用计将他击败，没有比这更刺激的事情了。

1. There is no greater thrill than to bluff a man, trap him and outfox him.
   虚张声势吓唬别人，让他钻入圈套，用计将他击败，没有比这更刺激的事情了。
2. We managed to outfox him.
   我们设法用计谋击败了他。
3. Every move was made with an astuteness designed to outfox his opponents.
   每一步都走得很精明，以便能以智谋战胜他的对手。
4. Most decision-making advice is political, in the broadest sense of the word-how best to outfox a trial prosecutor, sway a jury, win support from shareholders or woo alienated voters by shuffling a political coalition and making legislative concessions.
   多数做决定的建议极具广泛的政治性：比如怎样做才能用最好的方法胜诉原告，动摇陪审团，赢得股东支持，通过政治联盟改组以及立法让步拉选票。
5. He can outfox his opponent almost every time.
   他几乎每次都能智取他的敌手。
6. She can easily outfox him.
   她会轻易地瞒过他。
7. So it is likely that oncologists will put together cocktails of treatments, each using a different strategy to outfox the cancer.
   因此，肿瘤医生很可能采取鸡尾酒疗法，每种疗法应用不同的策略来对付癌症。
8. Your mother could outfox ulysses.
   你母亲比尤利西斯还聪明。
9. But how easy would it be to outfox the detectives?
   但是用它破案比靠那些侦探们要简单多少呢？

verb

1. beat through cleverness and wit
   1. I beat the traffic
   2. She outfoxed her competitors

   Synonym:    outwitoverreachoutsmartbeatcircumvent

2. outdo someone in trickery