Underdog 作为名词，源自英语，通常指在竞争或比赛中处于劣势的一方，特别是被低估或不被看好的参与者。这个词常用来形容那些在起跑线后或被视为不太可能获胜的人或团队。尽管如此，"underdog" 也常带有一种“逆袭”的色彩，指那些最终表现超出预期的弱者。

音标

英音：[ˈʌndədɔːɡ]

美音：[ˈʌndərdɔːɡ]

翻译

中文翻译：弱者；处于劣势的一方；黑马

读音

音节：un-der-dog

重音：第一个音节 "un" 承担主要重音

用法

"Underdog" 通常用来描述在比赛、竞选、比赛、斗争或任何竞争性情境中的劣势方或被看作“不可能”获胜的人。例如，足球比赛中，一支排名较低的队伍对抗排名靠前的队伍时，排名较低的队伍便可以被称为“underdog”。

例句

The boxer was seen as the underdog in the championship fight, but he surprised everyone with his victory.

Every underdog in the competition has a chance to prove their worth.

The underdog team rallied together and won the final match against the top contender.

She was always the underdog in her class, but her determination led her to success.

As an underdog, he managed to overcome all obstacles and achieve his dreams.

The movie is about an underdog athlete who defies the odds and becomes a champion.

People love to root for the underdog, especially when they make an unexpected comeback.

The underdog candidate received widespread support despite initial doubts about his ability to win.

The team's underdog status made their victory even more thrilling for the fans.

The underdog story often inspires people to believe that anything is possible with hard work and perseverance.

短语搭配

Underdog story：弱者逆袭的故事

Root for the underdog：支持弱者，站在弱势一方

Underdog victory：弱者获胜

Underdog team：处于劣势的队伍

Cheer for the underdog：为弱者加油

Underdog mentality：弱者心态，指的是面对挑战时坚韧不拔的心态