n.(斗爭中)占優(yōu)勢者；占上風(fēng)的一方
We like to help the underdog, forgetting that this places us in the role of the overdog, the person who has the power to grant or to withhold favors. 我們樂于幫助失敗者，而忘記了這樣將我們處于優(yōu)勢，無形中使我們擁有了施舍和收回施舍的權(quán)力。
Though it is depressingly rare for the underdog to win in the real world, I d like to cling to the idea that when they do, they have something special to offer that the overdog does not. 盡管在現(xiàn)實(shí)世界中失敗者勝利的可能性小得令人沮喪,但我樂意堅(jiān)持這種觀點(diǎn),那就是一旦他們獲得勝利,他們會帶來一些特別的東西,而這些是那些天之驕子們所不具備的。
a champion of the overdog who provides tax breaks for the rich while cutting social services for the poor(Leon Daniel) 一個(gè)支持停止富人繳稅同時(shí)卻削減為窮人提供社會服務(wù)的特權(quán)階級的人(萊昂 丹尼爾)
a champion of the overdog who provides tax breaks for the rich while cutting social services for the poor(bLeon Daniel) 一個(gè)支持停止富人繳稅同時(shí)卻削減為窮人提供社會服務(wù)的特權(quán)階級的人(b萊昂·丹尼爾)
"a champion of the overdog who provides tax breaks for the rich while cutting social services for the poor" (Leon Daniel) “一個(gè)支持停止富人繳稅同時(shí)卻削減為窮人提供社會服務(wù)的特權(quán)階級的人”(萊昂·丹尼爾)
