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汉语拼音：gāo chū

高过、突显。如：「他的成绩高出其他的选手甚多。」

高出 [gāo chū]

1. 高过、突显。

• DEGREES is how much hotter Manhattan is on average than surrounding suburban areas.

  曼哈顿比周围的郊区温度平均高出7度。

• I find myself working even harder to make up for it so much so that the sales was much better than the average. You know something?

  因为他们都没有来，为了弥补，我觉得我自己工作得更努力了，结果当天的销售额比平时的平均水平高出了很多。

• Jack's grade in the exam was much higher than usual and he might have cheated, but the teacher gave him the benefit of the doubts.

  杰克的考试成绩比平时高出很多，可能作了弊，不过老师宁信其无，没有追究。

• So, putting all this together, what really happened was the productivity of our staff was significantly higher than anyone else.

  所以，总而言之，事实是我们员工的生产效率比任何人都要高出很多。

• Even tadpoles exposed to the weakest concentration of the hormone were, in one of two groups, twice as likely to become females.

  即使放置在荷尔蒙浓度最低的环境中的蝌蚪，两组中的一组中变成雌性青蛙的比例，比正常环境下高出两倍。

• He shot as hard as he could and the ball hit my right hand and went so high over the crossbar.

  他的射门很有力量，但却打在了我的右手上，高出横梁很多。

• Debt has rarely been cheaper, with higher-rated companies paying just a few dozen basis points over government bond yields.

  日本企业的债务成本几乎低得不能再低，评级较高的公司只需支付比政府债券收益率高出十几个基点的价格。

• The curtains that wrap around the interior, and stop just a few inches above the beds, only give the perception of privacy.

  玻璃房内部的窗帘只比床高出几英寸，只是象征性的保护隐私罢了。

• It seems to me that the taxi fare is higher than the meter.

  依我看，出租车费比计价表高出一些。