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exceeding

/ɪkˈsiː.dɪŋ/

Traduction: Adjectif signifiant extrêmement grand, énorme ou remarquable ; souvent utilisé dans un contexte formel ou littéraire., Verbe utilisé pour indiquer le fait de dépasser une limite, une frontière ou une quantité attendue.

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adjective

C1formalcommon/ɪkˈsiː.dɪŋ/

An adjective meaning extremely great, very large, or outstanding; often used in formal or literary contexts.

  • 🇫🇷Adjectif signifiant extrêmement grand, énorme ou remarquable ; souvent utilisé dans un contexte formel ou littéraire.
  1. Extremely great or large C1 formal

    Far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree; exceptional.

    • The project required an exceeding amount of resources.
    • Her exceeding kindness made her beloved by everyone.
    • The storm caused exceeding damage to the coastal towns.

    🇫🇷extrêmement grand

    Synonymes: enormousexceptionalextraordinaryextremeimmensepreeminentprodigiousremarkablesurpassingunusual

    Antonymes: averagecommonminormoderatenormalordinaryslighttypicalunexceptionalusual

  • more exceeding comparative form
  • most exceeding superlative form

verb

exceedB2formalcommon/ɪkˈsiːd/

A verb used to indicate going beyond a limit, boundary, or expected amount.

  • 🇫🇷Verbe utilisé pour indiquer le fait de dépasser une limite, une frontière ou une quantité attendue.
  1. Go beyond a limit B2 formal

    To be greater than a number, amount, or limit.

    • The cost of the project exceeded our budget.
    • His speed exceeded the legal limit by 20 miles per hour.
    • The demand for the product exceeded the supply.

    🇫🇷dépasser (une limite)

    Synonymes: outdooutstripoverstepsurpasstoptranscend

  2. Surpass or outdo B2 formal

    To be better or greater than something else in quality or performance.

    • She exceeded all expectations in her final exam.
    • The new model exceeds the previous one in efficiency.
    • His achievements far exceed those of his peers.

    🇫🇷dépasser en qualité ou performance

    Synonymes: beatexceloutdooutshineoutstripsurpasstoptranscend

    Antonymes: fall shortunderperform

  • exceeded past participle
  • exceeded past simple
  • exceeding present participle
  • exceeds third person singular