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Outrun
UK
/aʊtˈrʌn/
US
/aʊtˈrʌn/
Translation of "outrun" into Russian
Definitions
outrun
Noun
UK
/aʊtˈrʌn/
US
/aʊtˈrʌn/
The initial run of a sheepdog away from the handler to position itself behind livestock before driving them in.
The judge praised the collie's wide outrun.
(Scotland) Rough or remote grazing land where livestock are pastured.
The sheep spent the summer on the high outruns above the village.
The flat stretch beyond the landing hill of a ski-jump (or other ramp) where a competitor slows down after take-off and landing.
The jumper lost his balance in the outrun and tumbled into the protective netting.
outrun
Verb
UK
/aʊtˈrʌn/
US
/aʊtˈrʌn/
To run faster than someone or something.
She managed to outrun her competitors in the final lap of the race.
To escape from or avoid something by running faster.
The thief tried to outrun the police after the robbery.
To exceed or surpass something in extent, development, or rate.
Demand for clean energy technologies is beginning to outrun the supply of critical minerals.
Idioms and phrases
outrun (someone's) expectations
The new product managed to outrun everyone's expectations.
превзойти (чьи-то) ожидания
Новый продукт сумел превзойти ожидания всех.
outrun the competition
The company aims to outrun the competition with its innovative technology.
обогнать конкурентов
Компания стремится обогнать конкурентов с помощью своей инновационной технологии.
outrun (someone's) fears
He tried to outrun his fears by facing them head-on.
преодолеть (чьи-то) страхи
Он пытался преодолеть свои страхи, столкнувшись с ними лицом к лицу.
outrun (someone's) shadow
He was so fast, it seemed like he could outrun his own shadow.
обогнать (чью-то) тень
Он был настолько быстр, что казалось, мог обогнать собственную тень.
outrun (someone's) past
No matter how fast he ran, he couldn't outrun his past.
убежать от (чьего-то) прошлого
Как бы быстро он ни бежал, он не мог убежать от своего прошлого.
outrun (someone's) demons
She tried to outrun her demons by moving to a new city.
убежать от (чьих-то) демонов
Она пыталась убежать от своих демонов, переехав в новый город.
outrun (someone's) doubts
He needed to outrun his doubts in order to succeed.
преодолеть (чьи-то) сомнения
Ему нужно было преодолеть свои сомнения, чтобы преуспеть.
outrun (someone's) troubles
She thought she could outrun her troubles by traveling the world.
убежать от (чьих-то) проблем
Она думала, что сможет убежать от своих проблем, путешествуя по миру.