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  1. Jan 22, 2007 · Underdog is used in a competitive scenario but can also be used more generally to describe someone or some institution that isn't considered dominant, strong or number 1. For example, Apple Computers, until it created the iPod, was the underdog to Microsoft for years in the computer industry.

  2. Apr 15, 2008 · Canada, English. Apr 15, 2008. #1. Salut, Je voudrais dire: there is also a possibility that an voter would sympathize with the underdog. (underdog referring to the candidate who is not leading the opinion polls) Mon essaie: il y a aussi une possibilité qu'un électeur serait solidaire du candidat opprimé.

  3. Jun 21, 2017 · Philadelphia. English-United States. Jun 21, 2017. #1. Hello, What is the term that Spanish speakers use to refer to running under a swing? For example, when parents swing their children they sometimes yell, "underdog" and push the swing while running underneath. Here is a picture.

  4. Apr 18, 2011 · A person who is a sucker for the underdog always cheers for a team or a person that everyone else believes is going to lose. Also think about the movie "Rocky" where he is a poor guy and everyone believes he is going to fail in life but eventually wins the boxing championship: people rooting for Rocky would be considered a person cheering for ...

  5. Jan 21, 2006 · Jan 21, 2006. #1. Hey, “Daddy where's mummy? I can't find mummy, where is she?”. I don't know, go play, Hailie baby your daddy's busy. Daddy's writin' this song, this song ain't gon' write itself. I give you one underdog, then you gotta swing by yourself. What does the sentence in bold mean in other words?

  6. 01、Underdog 是什么意思?. Underdog并不是在狗狗的下面,而被用作形容“不被看好的一方”,即“劣势方”,但又有一种百折不挠的意思蕴含在其中,所以这个词并不是一个贬义词。. 可以翻译为:“处于劣势的人,弱者;比赛前不被看好者”. 英文释义:a person or ...

  7. Aug 13, 2009 · An underdog is a move that children used to use on playground swingsets. One child sits on the swing, and another child runs from behind, gives a push to the swing, and runs under the swing as it goes over this head. I think the name came from a 1960's TV cartoon named Underdog, who always attacked his enemies by rushing forward with a fist ...

  8. Jun 15, 2011 · USA, English. Jun 15, 2011. #7. An "underdog" is someone that is not favored to succeed. An "outsider" might be an "underdog" precisely because he is an "outsider". But an outsider is not necessarily an underdog.

  9. Nov 23, 2016 · Nov 23, 2016. #2. Scrappy means that you are not afraid to fight. An underdog is a person who is believed to be weaker than his opponent. It is not an insult, and is actually a compliment. "You may have your difficulties, but you never give up." More context might help.

  10. Feb 11, 2015 · English- USA. Feb 11, 2015. #8. jedi5384 said: "Underdog" doesn't really have a negative connotation like I think "perdedor" does. I agree. For example: Getafe is the underdog against Barcelona. (Getafe is not expected to win.) Would you say before the match starts: "Getafe es el equipo perdedor contra Barcelona".

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