The company has decided to go one better than its rivals by offering free drinks with every burger.
He set the world record last year. This year he would like to go one better by beating his own record.
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go one better — phrasal : outdo, surpass all of his tone poems demand an orchestra of at least ninety players, and in at least one … he goes Wagner one better, calling for an orchestra of one hundred and sixteen Deems Taylor * * * go one better In some card… … Useful english dictionary
do one better — (than (someone/something)) to do more or be better than someone or something else. Several companies developed similar software, but ours did one better than the rest by making it user friendly. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form do someone… … New idioms dictionary
go one better — (than (someone/something)) to do more or be better than someone or something else. When her friend picked up a pair of those new spike heeled boots, Shirley went one better and ordered a custom made pair. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form… … New idioms dictionary
go one better — do something better than someone else, do more or be better than someone I decided to go him one better and buy a bigger present for my girlfriend … Idioms and examples
go one better — index surpass Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
go one better — do more, hit harder, outdo yourself If he gives her candy, I ll go one better and give her flowers … English idioms
one better, go — Do better (than something previously referred to) … A concise dictionary of English slang
do one better than someone — do one better (than (someone/something)) to do more or be better than someone or something else. Several companies developed similar software, but ours did one better than the rest by making it user friendly. Usage notes: sometimes used in the… … New idioms dictionary
