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复数形式
underdogs
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弱者, 不被看好的一方
an individual, team, etc. who is regarded as weaker compared to others and has little chance of success as a result
An underdog is a person or team in a competition that is expected to lose or is considered less likely to win. They are often at a disadvantage due to factors like skill, experience, or resources compared to stronger or more favored opponents. Despite these odds, underdogs can sometimes surprise others by achieving unexpected success or victories. The term "underdog" is often used to highlight the struggle or perseverance of someone trying to overcome challenges in the pursuit of success.
- The underdog team surprised everyone by defeating the reigning champions in the final match.
弱旅队在决赛中击败卫冕冠军，让所有人都感到惊讶。
- She always roots for the underdog in sports because she loves a good comeback story.
她总是为体育比赛中的弱者加油，因为她喜欢一个好的复出故事。
- The underdog candidate won the election against all odds.
弱势候选人不顾一切困难赢得了选举。
- Despite being the underdog in the negotiation, he managed to secure a favorable deal for his company.
尽管在谈判中是弱者，他还是设法为公司争取到了有利的交易。
- The underdog film, with its low budget and unknown actors, became a surprise box office hit.
这部弱者电影，以其低预算和不知名演员，成为了票房惊喜。