outrun
//ˌaʊtˈrʌn//
Verb
outrunInfinitive
outrunPresent tense
outranPast tense
outrunPast participle
outrunningPresent participle
outrunsThird-person singular
1
To run faster or farther than someone or something, leaving them behind.
The rabbit easily outran the dog in the field.
2
To exceed or surpass something in growth, development, or extent.
The company's expenses have outrun its revenue this year.
3
To escape from something by running faster than it can follow.
The rabbit managed to outrun the fox and escape into the bushes.