surpass — to go beyond what was expected, hoped for, or required in achievement
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to go beyond what was expected, hoped for, or required in achievement
Pronunciation (IPA): /sərˈpæs/
Korean meaning: 기대나 요구를 뛰어넘다, 능가하다
Korean pronunciation: 서**패**스
Example Sentences
- My pizza-eating skills surpass even those of professional competitive eaters.
- The company's profits surpassed last year's figures by 25%.
- His ability to sleep through loud noises surpasses that of a hibernating bear.
surpass
VERB//sərˈpæs//
to go beyond what was expected, hoped for, or required in achievement
Exceeding all expectations
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Bypass the impasse to surpass!
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Origin
From Old French 'surpasser', combining 'sur-' (over, beyond) and 'passer' (to pass). The Old French 'passer' derives from Latin 'passus' (step, pace).
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“My pizza-eating skills surpass even those of professional competitive eaters.”
“The company's profits surpassed last year's figures by 25%.”
“His ability to sleep through loud noises surpasses that of a hibernating bear.”
“The new technology surpasses anything we've seen before.”
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