out-eat
verb [ T ] (also outeat) uk/ˌaʊtˈiːt/ us/ˌaʊt̬ˈiːt/ out-ate | out-eaten
比别人吃得多
to eat more food than someone else
Despite being super-thin, she would always out-eat her dad. 尽管超瘦，她总是比她爸爸吃得更多。
He always out-ate me at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
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- I think I can out-eat anyone when it comes to popcorn - it's just so delicious.
- The film features a notorious scene with an extreme eating competition where the participants try to outeat one another.
- It was a big night out where I was out-eaten and out-drunk by all the others.