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1. Oxford Dictionary

   out-psych

   • IPA[aʊtˈsʌɪk]

   • v.
     gain a psychological advantage over (an opponent or rival)

   • verb: outpsych, 3rd person present: outpsyches, gerund or present participle: outpsyching, past tense: outpsyched, past participle: outpsyched

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. US informal gain a psychological advantage over (an opponent or rival) each country tries to out-psych the other

   psych out

   • ph.
     intimidate an opponent or rival by appearing very confident or aggressive

   Oxford American Dictionary

   psych out

   • ph.
     intimidate an opponent or rival by appearing very confident or aggressive

   Oxford Dictionary

   psych something out

   • ph.
     analyze something in psychological terms

   Oxford American Dictionary

   psych someone out

   • ph.
     intimidate an opponent or rival by appearing very confident or aggressive

   Oxford Dictionary

   psych someone out

   • ph.
     intimidate an opponent or rival by appearing confident or aggressive

   Oxford American Dictionary