Definition Conjugation
Definition of get beyond - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
progressmove past a place, stage, or obstacle
- We need to get beyond this problem.
2.
achievementsurpass a limit or expectation
- His skills get beyond what we expected.
3.
emotionrecover from a bad experience or feeling
- It took her years to get beyond her fear.
Examples of get beyond in a sentence
She couldn't get beyond her disappointment. She managed to get beyond her previous record. We need to get beyond these old problems. He struggled to get beyond his disappointment. It's hard to get beyond such a loss.
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- French:surmonter, ...
- German:überwinden, übersteigen, ...
- Italian:superare, oltrepassare, ...
- Spanish:superar, rebasar, ...
- Portuguese:ultrapassar, exceder, ...
- Chinese:克服, 超越, ...
- Japanese:乗り越える, 超える, ...
- Arabic:تَجَاوَزَ, تَغَلَّبَ عَلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְגַּבֵּר עַל, לַחֲרוֹג, ...
- Russian:преодолеть, превзойти, ...
- Ukrainian:подолати, перевершити, ...
- Hindi:आगे बढ़ जाना, आगे निकलना, ...
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