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汉英

na.	1. against heavy odds; be outnumbered by the enemy; We are outnumbered by the enemy.

释义:

全部全部,against heavy oddsagainst heavy odds,we are greatly outnumbered by the enemywe are greatly outnumbered by the enemy

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I was little public enemy, retreating , Xu sacrifice early, unfortunately, was hit in the chest at the age of 42 years .

If we are outnumbered, concentrate our troops and keep on attacking the enemy . Then even though he is numerous , he can be forced to submit.

Lord Wu asked : "What if our troops are outnumbered? "

I may be outnumbered , but not even the odds can stand against me.

He time and again, led the Scottish people , in public enemy where my widowed repel the British ;