surpass
superar
definition
verb
prewar levels of production were surpassed in 1929
exceed; be greater than.
translation of 'surpass'
verb
exceder,
ir além de,
ser melhor que,
superar,
sobrepujar,
ultrapassar
example
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
he continued to 'surpass' me at all games
The victory was his 51st of the season to 'surpass' the previous mark of 50.
If their arguments are successful, they can easily 'surpass' the targets.
I expect that production of cars in Thailand will 'surpass' the 640,000-unit mark.
Really successful logos sometimes attain a level of cultural recognition that 'surpasses' the product they represent.
This has led to some renditions of 'surpassing' corniness, with this year no exception.
I think that it was, for him, 'surpassingly' a matter of dignity.
The forward-thinking people at the Town Hall have 'surpassed themselves' with the speaking lifts in Lurke Street car park.
At 308 metres, it will be the tallest building in the country, 'surpassing' the 298-metre-tall First Canadian Place in downtown Toronto, Trump said today in a release.
He was a strong leader, a visionary in his way, a figure 'surpassing' all around him at home and on the continent.
It is astonishing that even this first film already had something not easily 'surpassable' .
Now the ever progressive York gallery has 'surpassed itself' by presenting an exhibition by Annie Halliday that utilises neither camera nor lens.
Not only are they among the largest and most stately trees on earth, but they thrive in settings of 'surpassing' scenic beauty.
The film's incredibly bad storyline was only 'surpassed' by the poor acting.
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.
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.
Some 23 provinces suffer power shortages as demand from industrial production 'surpasses' the growth of generation capacity.
In her first month of production her sales-commission numbers 'surpassed' my first year.
Playwrights, actors and audiences alike constantly 'surpassed themselves' , and it's something I now always strive for in my work.
The divorce rate among Korean Americans has reached and is possibly 'surpassing' the national average.
The number of expressed sequences greatly 'surpasses' the estimated number of protein-coding genes in mammalian genomes.
Remittances, as they're called, are expected to become Mexico's primary source of income this year, 'surpassing' the amount of money that Mexico makes on oil exports for the first time ever.
Moving on quickly, Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean raised a stunning $7.5 million in the second quarter of this year, 'surpassing' his eight rivals.
Frequently incorrect, occasionally even inaccurate, he nevertheless stirs orchestras into producing sounds of 'surpassing' beauty, using wildly unconventional hand movements that even he cannot reproduce when not conducting.
Ever believable, this actress to my mind continually 'surpasses' what I have always come to think of as her definitive performance.
Companies in the midst of their seasons are meeting or 'surpassing' their sales goals for the majority of their individual productions.
You have truly 'surpassed yourself' in all manner of possible ways!
Scalzi's written a dynamite, gripping and 'surpassingly' original military novel here.
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