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Each Play button uses your device's default local English voice, or a natural local fallback. The selected voice name appears after playback. This is synthesized speech, not a source recording.

• Australia: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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No etymology was provided for this word.

29 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: имам малко преимущество (imam malko preimuštestvo) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Czech: přetrumfnout — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Czech: zajistit si výhodu — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Finnish: pistää paremmaksi — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Finnish: panna paremmaksi — do something slightly better than a competitor
• French: surpasser — do something slightly better than a competitor
• German: um eine Nasenlänge voraus sein — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Hungarian: leköröz — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Hungarian: lepipál — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Hungarian: orrhosszal megelőz — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Icelandic: bera af — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Icelandic: skara fram úr — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Icelandic: reka á stampinn — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Polish: zyskiwać przewagę — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Polish: zyskać przewagę — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Portuguese: superar — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Romanian: întrece — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Romanian: depăși — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Russian: превосходи́ть (prevosxodítʹ) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Russian: превзойти́ (prevzojtí) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Russian: переплёвывать (perepljóvyvatʹ) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Russian: переплю́нуть (perepljúnutʹ) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Russian: уде́лывать (udélyvatʹ) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Russian: уде́лать (udélatʹ) — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Spanish: superar — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Swedish: bräcka — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Swedish: överträffa — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Swedish: överglänsa — do something slightly better than a competitor
• Swedish: bräda — do something slightly better than a competitor