surpass [səˈpɑ:s, Am sɚˈpæs] VERB trans form
- surpass
- przewyższać [perf przewyższyć]
- surpass record
- bić [perf pobić]
- surpass expectations
- przechodzić [perf przejść]
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en.wikipedia.org Summer temperatures often surpass; winter temperatures average about, but may fall as low as.
en.wikipedia.org This surpassed the previous record by more than 50cm ft.
en.wikipedia.org At the beginning of 60s the club faced problems but a new administration helped the club to surpass them.
en.wikipedia.org This mark was surpassed in three months from rollout.
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