surpass
超过
definition
verb
prewar levels of production were surpassed in 1929
exceed; be greater than.
translation of 'surpass'
verb
超过,
越,
耸,
优于,
赛过,
嶢,
赢,
轶,
超越,
耸立,
超
example
he continued to 'surpass' me at all games
I expect that production of cars in Thailand will 'surpass' the 640,000-unit mark.
The victory was his 51st of the season to 'surpass' the previous mark of 50.
Once again the cast have been asked to put on a special attempt to 'surpass' the productions of the past years.
he continued to 'surpass' me at all games
If their arguments are successful, they can easily 'surpass' the targets.
Really successful logos sometimes attain a level of cultural recognition that 'surpasses' the product they represent.
The North American industry, including both console and computer games, is worth about $11 billion, easily 'surpassing' movie box office totals, its closest competitor.
Any password that involves you moving a cursor around on a screen is easily 'surpassable' by anybody within visual range, and that includes via security camera.
Our readers have so often displayed unfailing generosity: this time, you 'surpassed yourself' in the most amazing style.
Consumers in this market are driven by a passion for a sport and its products that 'surpasses' the level of passion for other recreational activities.
The small pursed mouth was gracefully opened to shape 'surpassingly' sweet words.
This could only be achieved by a 'surpassingly' brilliant editor.
The sum of the parts often 'surpasses' the originals.
Sciences like mathematics, optics, mechanics, astronomy and pharmacology had reached a sort of logical ‘completion’ that was not 'surpassable' without a revolutionary reform.
He was always cool - and not because he adapted his personality to meet the definitions of the era, but because he was 'surpassingly' cool.
The sound for the game, however, far 'surpasses' any expectation for a video game.
In her first month of production her sales-commission numbers 'surpassed' my first year.
Of the eight players chosen ahead of Stoudemire, none has 'surpassed' his production.
Playwrights, actors and audiences alike constantly 'surpassed themselves' , and it's something I now always strive for in my work.
Now the ever progressive York gallery has 'surpassed itself' by presenting an exhibition by Annie Halliday that utilises neither camera nor lens.
Some 23 provinces suffer power shortages as demand from industrial production 'surpasses' the growth of generation capacity.
I thought last week's performance by Cris was the worst I'd ever seen by a professional footballer, but he's 'surpassing himself' tonight.
The number of expressed sequences greatly 'surpasses' the estimated number of protein-coding genes in mammalian genomes.
On the last day of the week-long spam count, the spammers have really 'surpassed themselves' .
The film's incredibly bad storyline was only 'surpassed' by the poor acting.
Many people know the story of Padmini, the queen of Chittaur, whose 'surpassing' beauty led Alauddin Khilji, the Sultan of Delhi, to wage a ruthless war.
Scalzi's written a dynamite, gripping and 'surpassingly' original military novel here.
The forward-thinking people at the Town Hall have 'surpassed themselves' with the speaking lifts in Lurke Street car park.
He was a strong leader, a visionary in his way, a figure 'surpassing' all around him at home and on the continent.
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