outwit in Chinese
outwit in Chinese is 在 — outwit means to beat someone by being cleverer than them.
outwit in Chinese
在
Pronounced: zài
What does "outwit" mean?
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verb To beat someone by being cleverer than them.
"The fox outwitted the hunters and escaped into the woods."
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outwit in a sentence
- The fox outwitted the hunters and escaped into the woods.
- She outwitted her opponents in the final round of the game.
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What is "outwit" in Chinese?
"outwit" in Chinese is 在. outwit means: To beat someone by being cleverer than them.
How do you pronounce 在?
"outwit" in Chinese is 在, pronounced "zài".
How do you use "outwit" in a sentence?
Example: "The fox outwitted the hunters and escaped into the woods." In Chinese, "outwit" is 在.
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