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Meanings of go past in anglès
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Examples for "top"
Examples for "top"
1
Outside the top 100 stocks however, the market was in good shape.
2
So just top line question; is wearing sunscreen still a good idea?
3
The French president Emmanuel Macron said the crisis must top the agenda.
4
Yet the impact on investment banks' top lines was far from positive.
5
Myth: State schools are no good at getting children into top universities.
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Legal experts, meanwhile, warn that many governors' positions exceed their state power.
2
They obviously considered the threat dangerous enough to exceed any political differences.
3
Visit Website The truth is that my emotions far exceed my actions.
4
Many British cities often exceed safe levels set by the European Union.
5
The combination of both systems caused lead levels to exceed safe limits.
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And yet his is a book which should transcend the current crisis.
2
Poetry, however, is universal and should transcend social, racial and political prejudices.
3
This, in good faith, does not transcend the limits of the ego.
4
Great writers transcend their times, but second-rate writers are mired by theirs.
5
His war experiences galvanized him in a way he could never transcend.
1
In addition; you may well overstep the mark on one particular front.
2
Republicans say Democrats would overstep their authority and set a dangerous precedent.
3
Is she embodying South African values, or did she overstep the mark?
4
She was apparently in the highest spirits, eager to overstep all conventionality.
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You are asking us to overstep the bounds of our professional duty.
Usage of go past in anglès
1
But go past a certain point and you'll lose the path out.
2
Once we reach Landesfallen, we'll have to go past them, far past.
3
When you buy a paper you go past a rack of magazines.
4
He is very near here, and he will go past your house.
5
John saw it go past the gate whilst we were in school.
6
Sometimes I don't even watch the trains go past, I just listen.
7
She stood watching other cars, vans, and trucks go past, heading west.
8
Even Silver let a mealtime go past, and fed on curiosity instead.
9
First we shall go past the place where I found you signalling.
10
He does not tremble even when we go past the shadowy graves.
11
One or two go past, keeping their own side of the road.
12
I'd give it all up if I could see folks go past.
13
Their conversation died slightly as they watched the three strangers go past.
14
If you go fast, a horse like that can go past you.
15
He made to go past me, and I caught hold of him.
16
Do let me come out and see you go past, she pleaded.
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Translations for go past
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