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to outrun
01
to move at a greater speed than someone or something
Transitive: to outrun sb/sth
Example
The determined athlete managed to outrun all competitors and secure the gold medal.
Despite his initial lead, the sprinter could n't outrun the fastest competitor in the final lap.
The gazelle 's incredible agility allowed it to outrun the pursuing lions.
02
to surpass or exceed a limit, expectation, or previous achievement
Transitive: to outrun a limit or level
Example
The new software update promises to outrun the performance of its predecessor.
The team 's efficiency and collaboration enabled them to outrun the project timeline.
The company 's profits continue to outrun projections, showcasing its consistent financial growth.
Example
The determined athlete managed to outrun all competitors and secure the gold medal.
Despite his initial lead, the sprinter couldn't outrun the fastest competitor in the final lap.
The gazelle's incredible agility allowed it to outrun the pursuing lions.
The cheetah is known for its incredible speed, able to outrun most prey.
The suspect sprinted but was unable to outrun the pursuing police officers.
