Explanation: Chips: chips. In comparison, slightly more strongly Usage: Verb-object type; as predicate, object, attribute; with commendatory Source: Qing Qiu Jin, "To Akiyo chapter book": "brother though slightly better, without notice language is the same, without the aid of the Friends Qi likewise, but fortunately were born a man ear, Sheng-mei longitudinal end times also." Examples: At this time, as long as not inferior to sign, he would feel some satisfaction, not to mention this than the "lower" also ~. (Like Yao, "Rereading," Volume II Chapter XIX)
No. 2
In comparison, a number of bad at ping him a little stronger than your opponent, but he was able to chess slightly better than you.
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lüè shèng yī chóu
Slightly better
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No. 4
My "brother" the meaning of the word, but slightly better than her first name. - Lu Xun, "two books"
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No. 5
See "slightly more astute."
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No. 6
Chips: chips, ancient tools used to count, many made of bamboo. In comparison, a little better.
n.: be one up (on sb.), keep one step ahead (of), Slightly better, be a cut above, have an edge on
Thesaurus
surpass one’ s master or teacher in learning, a coming man, Slightly more astute, Chat the edge, Qi Gao tempo, Last The show, black Overdone blueness, s master or teacher in learning and Ahead blueness, Green in Blue, Online games it a coming man
Antonym Group
above (beyond) one's reach, Elusive, Elusive, Catch up