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Meanings of exceed in anglès
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Examples for "surpass"
Examples for "surpass"
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First, that allowed Apple to surpass Microsoft in market value last year.
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Reuters: Will the United States surpass Germany and Japan in solar installations?
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It works for me in some cases because I surpass their expectations.
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The houses are rather larger, and they surpass the others in filth.
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A shift from coal would make it surpass many current EU goals.
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Financial services companies tend to outperform in a higher interest rate environment.
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Investors in IPOs typically expect new companies to outperform the broader market.
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We reiterate our 'outperform' rating, Bernstein Research analysts said in a note.
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As that trend continues, financial companies' bonds should outperform shares, he said.
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A rebounding A-share market has helped the sector outperform in recent weeks.
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And yet his is a book which should transcend the current crisis.
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Poetry, however, is universal and should transcend social, racial and political prejudices.
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This, in good faith, does not transcend the limits of the ego.
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Great writers transcend their times, but second-rate writers are mired by theirs.
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His war experiences galvanized him in a way he could never transcend.
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The denizens of Joffrey's court had striven to outdo each other today.
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Designer Elizabeth Emanuel said Diana wanted to outdo all previous royal brides.
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Everybody in San Sebastian seemed resolved to outdo every other in kindness.
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They made proposals for biospheres, trying to outdo one another in creativity.
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I don't know why I try so hard to outdo you, Dana.
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But, SADC could work with global financial institutions to surmount this challenge.
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Occupational therapists helped participants to identify feasible ways to surmount physical limitations.
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He met the half difficulty; we have to surmount the whole one.
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With this they were to surmount the stockade and gain the open.
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However, we will not despair; virtue and resolution will surmount all obstacles.
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Setúbal also refuted claims Brazilian banks' earnings far outstrip their global peers.
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Now, the harsh law of unintended consequences will outstrip any political reassurances.
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And the question is: will demand outstrip what the country can produce?
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Profit growth is slowing this year but could still outstrip economic growth.
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But Mr Gallacher said despite that demand is continuing to outstrip supply.
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There is an increased outgo at every turn which he cannot avoid.
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I give below the income and the outgo for the last four years:-
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There was nobody in the country who could outgo him on a hunt.
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The garden was still more of an outgo than the greenhouse.
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Are they to cause great outgo in my kitchen and cellar?
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She saw the black Spanish Wolf, at first triumphant, outmatch the Netherland Badger.
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Strike after strike was met and countered, each woman striving to outmatch the other.
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How we are going to match and outmatch them, the Serb is quoted by Goal.
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You believe you can somehow outmatch me, Weaver?
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And China's global navigation satellite system, known as BeiDou, has some capabilities that outmatch even the United States' GPS.
Usage of exceed in anglès
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Legal experts, meanwhile, warn that many governors' positions exceed their state power.
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They obviously considered the threat dangerous enough to exceed any political differences.
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Visit Website The truth is that my emotions far exceed my actions.
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Many British cities often exceed safe levels set by the European Union.
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The combination of both systems caused lead levels to exceed safe limits.
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Valero said the term of the note will not exceed 18 months.
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Sales at the various companies in the group exceed 17 billion euros.
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But even at this level, several European countries regularly exceed this limit.
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Today could exceed Sunday, which saw 11 goals in only three matches.
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But it's a goal that is likely to exceed the available budget.
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Similarly, though, the development challenges often exceed the sum of their parts.
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What happens if my care costs exceed the value of my home?
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He said the final compensation figure could even exceed his own expectations.
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The cost so far in compensation for slaughtering could already exceed £2m.
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AIG said the restrictions it is putting in place exceed those required.
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Across the nation, temperatures are set to exceed 40C in many areas.
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