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beyond [bɪ'jɒnd](a) (on the further side of) au-delà de, de l'autre côté de;∎ the museum is a few yards beyond the church le musée se trouve à quelques mètres après l'église;∎ beyond the mountains lies China au-delà des montagnes se trouve la Chine;∎ the countries beyond the sea les pays d'outre-mer ou au-delà des mers(b) (outside the range of) au-delà de, au-dessus de;∎ do your duties extend beyond teaching? est-ce que vos fonctions s'étendent au-delà de l'enseignement?;∎ beyond one's ability au-dessus de ses capacités;∎ beyond belief incroyable;∎ beyond question indiscutablement, incontestablement;∎ beyond repair irréparable;∎ due to circumstances beyond our control dû à des circonstances indépendantes de notre volonté;∎ his guilt has been established beyond (all reasonable) doubt sa culpabilité a été établie sans aucun ou sans le moindre doute;∎ it's (gone) beyond a joke cela dépasse les bornes;∎ beyond one's means au-dessus de ses moyens;∎ I'm beyond caring what they do next peu m'importe ce qu'ils feront ensuite;∎ it's beyond me cela me dépasse, je n'y comprends rien;∎ economics is completely beyond me je ne comprends rien à l'économie;∎ why he wants to go there is beyond me je ne comprends pas pourquoi il veut y aller(c) (later than) au-delà de, plus de;∎ the deadline has been extended to beyond 2002 l'échéance a été repoussée au-delà de 2002;∎ beyond 2005 that law will no longer be valid après ou à partir de 2005, cette loi ne sera plus applicable;∎ don't stay out beyond midnight! rentre avant minuit!(d) (apart from, other than) sauf, excepté;∎ I know nothing beyond what I've already told you je ne sais rien de plus que ce que je vous ai déjà dit2 adverb(a) (on the other side) au-delà, plus loin;∎ the room beyond was smaller la pièce suivante était plus petite;∎ they crossed the mountains and the valleys beyond ils ont traversé les montagnes et les vallées au-delà∎ major changes are foreseen for 2003 and beyond des changements importants sont prévus pour 2003 et au-delà3 the (great) beyond l'au-delà m
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