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underdog
[ uhn-der-dawg, -dog ]
noun
- a person who is expected to lose in a contest or conflict.
- a victim of social or political injustice:
The underdogs were beginning to organize their protests.
underdog
/ 藞蕦苍诲蓹藢诲蓲伞 /
noun
- the competitor least likely to win a fight or contest
- a person in adversity or in a position of inferiority
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of underdog1
Example Sentences
And he gathered, too, that the city had long felt like an underdog.
Three of the story arcs follow a simple plan: An underdog fights and wins.
The legendary Connecticut women鈥檚 basketball coach described himself as 鈥渟hocked鈥 after ESPN鈥檚 Scott Van Pelt jokingly referred to the Huskies as 鈥減esky underdogs鈥 following their 78-64 victory over USC on Monday night.
鈥淏ut people don鈥檛 realize that Chris Paul was running on one leg and we were also the underdog in that series,鈥 Rivers said.
Once considered national championship contenders, they will be fortunate to defeat Kansas State in their Sweet 16 matchup, and if they survive, they will be decided underdogs against Connecticut in the Elite Eight.
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