score off someone 在言语上胜过某人
try to score off 尝试占上风
score off rivals 在对手面前占优
score off each other 互相讽刺较量
publicly score off 当众取胜
score off in debate 在辩论中胜出
1. He always tries to score off his classmates in discussions.
他总是在讨论中试图胜过同学。
2. She scored off him by pointing out his mistake.
她指出他的错误，从而在言语上胜过了他。
3. They were scoring off each other during the debate.
他们在辩论中互相较劲、互相讽刺。
4. Don’t try to score off others all the time.
不要总是试图在言语上胜过别人。
A: Why do you always try to score off him?
A：你为什么总是想在言语上胜过他？
B: I don’t mean to, it just happens in debates.
B：我并不是故意的，只是在辩论中自然发生。
1) 指在争论或对话中占上风
2) 带有轻微讽刺或竞争意味
3) 常用于描述口头较量或辩论
4) 也可指嘲笑他人错误
5) 强调语言上的胜利而非实际行动
1. 在争论或辩论中通过指出对方错误而占上风
e.g. He tried to score off his opponent in the argument.
他试图在争论中压倒对手。
verb phrase
1. To make oneself look superior by criticizing or mocking someone in speech or argument.
Synonym: outdo, outwit