1.在[向]舞台后方的
2.〈口〉傲慢的,狂妄自大的
1.在舞台后方;朝着舞台后方
1.(在演出中占据舞台后方)逼使(另一演员)背向观众,抢(别人的)戏
2.傲慢地对待
1.后台
2.舞台上较后的位置
1.I knew immediately how this would go down with my Chief, whose limited capacity for forgiveness surely did not include being upstaged.
我马上就猜到我的上司怎样看待这件事了。他气量有限，肯定不能容忍别人抢出风头。
2.He never upstaged his wife and though intelligent and rich, he was content to be viewed as a golfing, gin-swilling duffer.
他从来不抢他夫人的风头，虽然他聪明富有，但他乐意被视作一位整日打高尔夫，大口喝杜松子酒的笨蛋。
3.Republicans berate him for exuding weakness, noting that his big speech on nuclear disarmament was upstaged by a North Korean missile test.
共和党指责奥巴马的软弱，这边总统发布关于核裁军的长篇大论，那边北朝鲜就开始了导弹测试。
4.The advisors who nurture the public image of top officials in the Chinese politburo weren't about to let their charges be upstaged.
负责维护中国政治局高官公共形象的宣传官员们，不会让奥巴马抢了中国领导人的镜头。
5.Dr Laureys's measured conclusion is that neurologists do not like their skills to be replaced or upstaged by a scale.
Laureys博士得出的结论是神经学家们不喜欢他们自己的方法被取代，或者换用量表的方法。
6.The film star was upstaged by his rival at the awards ceremony.
这位影星在颁奖典礼上被他的对手抢了风头。
7.Speaking without notes, remembering everyone and everything, he upstaged all the incumbent professors.
没有稿子，却人人事事历历在目，他可谓抢尽了现任教授们的风头。
8.In so doing, Warner upstaged a rival, and appears to have given YouTube breathing room to become legitimate.
如此一来，华纳音乐抢走了竞争对手的风头，而且似乎给了YouTube一个喘息空间，使之得以合法起来。
9.At one stop, "Living History" was upstaged by an even greater publishing phenomenon.
在其中一站签名售书时，《亲历历史》却被另一个更有名的出版物抢了风头。
10.But the 28-year-old has played down his chances of title success and insists he could be upstaged by the competition.
但是已经28岁的（阿隆索）降低了自己夺冠的预期，他坚持可能在竞争中处于不利位置。