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(to be, or do, better, or more than.) superar, sobrepasar, excedersurpass vb superartr[sɜː'pɑːs]surpass [sər'pæs] vt: superar, exceder, rebasar, sobrepasarv.• sobrepujar v.v.• aventajar v.• campar v.• exceder v.• sobrar v.• sobrepasar v.• superar v.• vencer v.sər'pæs, sə'pɑːsa) ( better) superarb) (exceed, go beyond) \<\<expectations\>\> superar, sobrepasar, rebasar[sɜː'pɑːs]VT (=go above) [+ amount, level, record] superar, sobrepasar; (=go beyond) [+ expectations] rebasar, superarhe has never been surpassed in his mastery of the violin — su maestría al violín nunca ha sido superada
to surpass o.s. — (lit) superarse a sí mismo; iro pasarse (de la raya)
I know you're tactless, but this time you've surpassed yourself! — sabía que no eras muy discreto, pero esta vez sí que te has pasado
* * *[sər'pæs, sə'pɑːs]a) ( better) superarb) (exceed, go beyond) \<\<expectations\>\> superar, sobrepasar, rebasar
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