To outplay someone is to beat them in a game by playing with more skill than they do — better choices, cleaner moves, not just luck and not just a bigger body. Football, basketball, chess, and video-game commentators all love it. “They were outplayed in the second half” means the other side was simply better on the field, even if the score stayed close. You can outplay a stronger team on the day.

To outplay someone打贏對手 is是 to beat them in a game在遊戲中打敗他們 by playing with more skill than they do靠比他們更高的技巧 better choices, cleaner moves更好的選擇、更乾淨的動作 not just luck and not just a bigger body不只是靠運氣，也不只是靠更大的身材 Football, basketball, chess, and video-game commentators足球、籃球、西洋棋和電玩的球評 all love it都很愛用這個字 "They were outplayed in the second half"他們下半場被比下去了 means指的是 the other side was simply better on the field另一邊在場上單純比較強 even if the score stayed close即使比分還很接近 You can你可以 on the day在那一天 outplay打贏 a stronger team比你強的隊伍

Though actually, English does not really use this word for beating someone in an argument or a business deal; for those, people reach for outsmart, outperform, or just beat. Sports and games are home.

Though actually不過其實 English does not really use this word英文不太會用這個字 for beating someone in an argument or a business deal來指在辯論或生意上打敗某人 for those至於這種情況 people reach for人們會改用 outsmart智取、outperform表現勝過 or just beat或乾脆用「打敗」 Sports and games運動和遊戲 are是 home它的主場

The out- is the “more than” out-, the same idea as outpace, not the “outside the hospital” out- of outpatient.

The out-這個out- is是 the "more than" out-那個表示「比…更多」的out- the same idea as outpace跟outpace是同一個概念 not不是 the "outside the hospital" out- of outpatientoutpatient裡表示「醫院外面」的那個out-