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1 быть выше на голову
General subject: overtop by a headУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть выше на голову
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1) General subject: beat, beggar, better, cover (количеством), exceed, knock, lead, leave behind (что-л., кого-л.), lick, outbalance, outgo, outmatch, outperform, outrank, outreach, outshine, outstrip (в чем-либо), outtop, overbalance, overbear, overgang, overpass, overpower, overshoot, overstride, overstrode, overtop, precede (по важности и т. п.), preponderate, take precedence of, take the shine out of, to be one too many for, to be superior to (smth., in smth.) (что-л., в чем-л.), to be the master of (smb.) (кого-л.), top, beg, excel, go beyond, go over, leave behind, outdo, predominate, preponderate over, surpass, take precedence over, transcend, have precedence (в чем-л.), tower above (ростом, умом), run rings around (кого-либо в значительной степени), foiled out3) Sports: out-top4) Military: outclass5) Engineering: surmount6) Rare: shine down7) Mathematics: be in excess of, dominate (о стратегии), rank over9) Australian slang: twist round (one's) little finger12) Quality control: excel (напр. по качеству)13) Makarov: be superior to, be the master of (кого-л.), head, outrival, overmatch, superior, tower above, come before, excel at, excel in14) Phraseological unit: cap it all off (To surpass or outdo something.)
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