outstrip [ˌaʊtˈstrɪp] ГЛ. перех. неправ.
1. outstrip (go faster, leave behind):
2. outstrip (be better than, surpass):
3. outstrip (be greater than, exceed):
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He founded his own studio in the early 1810s, and demand for his illustrations soon outstripped that for his masters.
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en.wikipedia.org In 1985 economic planners decided to limit production of refrigerators because they estimated that supply would outstrip demand by 5.9 million units in 1990.
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