upstage someone 抢某人风头
be upstaged 被抢风头
upstaged performance 被压制的表演
accidentally upstaged 意外抢镜
upstaged role 被削弱的角色
1. She was completely upstaged by her co-star during the performance.
她在表演中完全被搭档抢了风头。
2. The actor felt upstaged by the newcomer’s brilliant acting.
这位演员感觉被新人的精彩表演抢了风头。
3. He upstaged the main speaker with his humorous remarks.
他用幽默的评论抢了主讲人的风头。
4. The singer was upstaged by the dancers on stage.
这位歌手被舞者抢了风头。
A: Did you see how she was upstaged during the show?
A：你看到她在表演中是怎么被抢风头的吗？
B: Yes, the supporting actor really upstaged everyone.
B：是的，那位配角确实抢了所有人的风头。
1) 在表演中被抢镜或压过风头
2) 在竞争中失去关注焦点
3) 被他人表现或行为盖过
1. （upstage的过去式）使黯然失色；抢风头
e.g.
The guest speaker upstaged the host with a powerful speech.
这位嘉宾用精彩演讲抢了主持人的风头。
verb
1. To draw attention away from someone else, especially in a performance or social situation.
Synonym: overshadow, outshine