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surpassing

/sərˈpæs.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/sərˈpæs.ɪŋ/C2formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее или литературное прилагательное, означающее чрезвычайно великий или несравненный; превосходящий других по качеству или степени.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning extremely great or beyond comparison; exceeding others in quality or degree.

  1. Exceeding in excellenceC1formal

    Going beyond the usual limits, especially in terms of quality or achievement.

    ruПревосходящий

    • Her surpassing talent earned her a scholarship.
    • The artist's surpassing skill was evident in every brushstroke.
    • He achieved surpassing success in his field.

    Synonymsexceptionalextraordinaryincomparablepeerlesspreeminentsuperlativesupremetranscendentunparalleledunrivaled

    Antonymsinferiormediocre

  2. Far beyond the ordinaryC1formal

    To a degree that is far greater than what is typical or expected.

    ruПревосходящий

    • The beauty of the landscape was surpassing.
    • They showed surpassing courage in the face of danger.
    • The project's surpassing complexity required a team of experts.

    Synonymsexceptionalextraordinaryoutstandingphenomenalpreeminentremarkablesuperiortranscendentunequaledunparalleled

    Antonymsaveragecommonplacemediocreordinaryunexceptional

Forms
  • more surpassing comparative form
  • most surpassing superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

surpass/sərˈpæs/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по превышению или выходу за пределы лимита, стандарта или ожидания.

A verb used to indicate the act of exceeding or going beyond a limit, standard, or expectation.

  1. Exceed or OutdoB2formal

    To go beyond in performance, achievement, or quality; to be better than someone or something else.

    ruПревзойти

    • She surpassed all expectations in her final exam.
    • The athlete's performance surpassed the previous world record.
    • His dedication to the project surpassed that of his colleagues.

    Synonymsbeatbetterexceedoutclassoutdooutrunoutshineoutstriptoptranscend

    Antonymsfaillosetrailunderperform

  2. To a Greater DegreeB2formal

    To do something to a greater extent or degree than someone or something else.

    ruПревзойти

    • The new model surpasses the old one in speed and efficiency.
    • Her kindness surpasses that of anyone I have ever met.
    • The beauty of the landscape surpassed anything they had imagined.

    Synonymsbeatexceedoutclassoutdooutshineoutstripovertaketoptranscend

  3. Move PastB2formal

    To go beyond a certain point, limit, or boundary.

    ruПревысить

    • The car surpassed the speed limit on the highway.
    • The population of the city has surpassed one million.
    • The river's water level surpassed the flood warning mark.

    Synonymscrossexceedoversteptranscend

    Antonymsfalllagtrail

  4. Be Greater in Scope or SizeB2formal

    To be larger, more significant, or more extensive than a standard or reference point.

    ruПревзойти

    • The company's profits surpassed the industry average.
    • The scope of the project surpassed all previous initiatives.
    • The impact of the discovery surpassed the initial estimates.

    Synonymsexceedoutdooutmatchoutstriptoptranscend

    Antonymsfall short oflagtrailunderperform

Forms
  • surpassed past participle
  • surpassed past simple
  • surpassing present participle
  • surpasses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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