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Significados de
surpass
en inglés
portugués
superar
catalán
superar
español
superar
Volver al significado
Be or do something to a greater degree.
exceed
outperform
transcend
outdo
surmount
outstrip
outgo
outmatch
español
superar
portugués
passar de largo
catalán
passar
español
pasar
Volver al significado
Move past.
pass
travel by
pass by
go past
go by
español
pasar
Sinónimos
Examples for "
exceed
"
exceed
outperform
transcend
outdo
surmount
Examples for "
exceed
"
1
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.
1
Financial services companies tend to
outperform
in a higher interest rate environment.
2
Investors in IPOs typically expect new companies to
outperform
the broader market.
3
We reiterate our
'
outperform
'
rating, Bernstein Research analysts said in a note.
4
As that trend continues, financial companies' bonds should
outperform
shares, he said.
5
A rebounding A-share market has helped the sector
outperform
in recent weeks.
1
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
The denizens of Joffrey's court had striven to
outdo
each other today.
2
Designer Elizabeth Emanuel said Diana wanted to
outdo
all previous royal brides.
3
Everybody in San Sebastian seemed resolved to
outdo
every other in kindness.
4
They made proposals for biospheres, trying to
outdo
one another in creativity.
5
I don't know why I try so hard to
outdo
you, Dana.
1
But, SADC could work with global financial institutions to
surmount
this challenge.
2
Occupational therapists helped participants to identify feasible ways to
surmount
physical limitations.
3
He met the half difficulty; we have to
surmount
the whole one.
4
With this they were to
surmount
the stockade and gain the open.
5
However, we will not despair; virtue and resolution will
surmount
all obstacles.
1
Setúbal also refuted claims Brazilian banks' earnings far
outstrip
their global peers.
2
Now, the harsh law of unintended consequences will
outstrip
any political reassurances.
3
And the question is: will demand
outstrip
what the country can produce?
4
Profit growth is slowing this year but could still
outstrip
economic growth.
5
But Mr Gallacher said despite that demand is continuing to
outstrip
supply.
1
There is an increased
outgo
at every turn which he cannot avoid.
2
I give below the income and the
outgo
for the last four years:-
3
There was nobody in the country who could
outgo
him on a hunt.
4
The garden was still more of an
outgo
than the greenhouse.
5
Are they to cause great
outgo
in my kitchen and cellar?
1
She saw the black Spanish Wolf, at first triumphant,
outmatch
the Netherland Badger.
2
Strike after strike was met and countered, each woman striving to
outmatch
the other.
3
How we are going to match and
outmatch
them, the Serb is quoted by Goal.
4
You believe you can somehow
outmatch
me, Weaver?
5
And China's global navigation satellite system, known as BeiDou, has some capabilities that
outmatch
even the United States' GPS.
portugués
exceler
catalán
distingir-se
español
sobresalir
Volver al significado
Distinguish oneself.
excel
stand out
español
sobresalir
Uso de
surpass
en inglés
1
First, that allowed Apple to
surpass
Microsoft in market value last year.
2
Reuters: Will the United States
surpass
Germany and Japan in solar installations?
3
It works for me in some cases because I
surpass
their expectations.
4
The houses are rather larger, and they
surpass
the others in filth.
5
A shift from coal would make it
surpass
many current EU goals.
6
Nothing ever launched from the imperial docks should
surpass
it in magnificence.
7
Nothing could
surpass
the skill of the Indian who steered the canoe.
8
Indeed, it's not uncommon for his posters to
surpass
the source material.
9
They fully equal and often
surpass
the city population in this respect.
10
Nothing could
surpass
in my life the pleasure of those four weeks.
11
I can't imagine what could possibly
surpass
El Cap in a day.
12
Snack chain 759 store saw half-day sales
surpass
its average one-day income.
13
He saw that the Messiah would
surpass
him in his special endowment.
14
None could
surpass
him in running, leaping, swimming and in boyish sports.
15
He was in pride bound to
surpass
the apprentice, and did so.
16
The effects of the explosive
surpass
anything that could have been imagined.
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Translations for
surpass
portugués
superar
ser melhor que
apresentar melhor que
transcender
ultrapassar
passar de largo
ir
exceler
distinguir-se
ir além dos outros
adquirir excelência
ser o melhor
catalán
superar
sobrepujar
excedir
sobrepassar
transcendir
avantatjar
passar
distingir-se
excel·lir
sobresortir
español
superar
exceder
trascender
sobrepasar
pasar
dejar atrás
sobresalir
descollar
destacarse
resaltar
Surpass
a través del tiempo
Surpass
por variante geográfica
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