英语词汇“θ118057”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > relative properties > quantity > greatness of quantity, amount, or degree > be great in quantity, amount, or degree [verb (transitive)] > be greater than in quantity, amount, or degree (19)

surmountc1374

transitive. To rise above, go beyond, surpass. in amount or magnitude: To exceed, amount to more than, be greater than. Also, to pass beyond (a…

passa1387

transitive. To exceed in number, measurement, or amount; to surpass (a person) in wealth or number of possessions. Also (in early use): †to be older…

exceedc1400

To be greater than. Const. by.

to come over ——a1479

intransitive. To exceed, surpass. Obsolete.

surpassa1555

To go beyond (another) in degree, amount, or quality; to be or do more or better than; to be greater than, to exceed; to be superior to, to excel.

outstrip1579

transitive. figurative. To exceed (a target, achievement, etc.); to surpass, outdo.

top1582

transitive. To exceed in height; to overtop; also to exceed in weight, amount, number, etc.

outnumber1598

transitive. To exceed in number; to number more than.

over-reckona1635

transitive. To exceed in some quantifiable attribute; (in quot. 1635) to be older than. Obsolete. rare.

turn1716

transitive. To pass, get beyond (a particular age or, less commonly, time). Formerly also: †to surpass (an amount) (obsolete).

overgang1737

transitive. To go beyond, exceed.

overspring1801

transitive. To spring or leap over. Also figurative: to surmount or surpass.

rise1838

transitive. U.S. To exceed in number or amount. Obsolete. rare.

overvault1851

transitive. To leap or spring over. Also figurative.

override1867

transitive. To prevail over, dominate; to outweigh, outnumber. Also intransitive.

better1873

transitive. To improve on, surpass (a price offered elsewhere, a previously achieved score or record, etc.).

Subcategories:

— a specific amount, measure, etc. (1)

— overpower by superiority in amount or degree (1)

— by narrow margin (1)

单词	θ118057
释义	the world > relative properties > quantity > greatness of quantity, amount, or degree > be great in quantity, amount, or degree [verb (transitive)] > be greater than in quantity, amount, or degree (19) surmountc1374 transitive. To rise above, go beyond, surpass. in amount or magnitude: To exceed, amount to more than, be greater than. Also, to pass beyond (a… passa1387 transitive. To exceed in number, measurement, or amount; to surpass (a person) in wealth or number of possessions. Also (in early use): †to be older… exceedc1400 To be greater than. Const. by. to come over ——a1479 intransitive. To exceed, surpass. Obsolete. surpassa1555 To go beyond (another) in degree, amount, or quality; to be or do more or better than; to be greater than, to exceed; to be superior to, to excel. outstrip1579 transitive. figurative. To exceed (a target, achievement, etc.); to surpass, outdo. top1582 transitive. To exceed in height; to overtop; also to exceed in weight, amount, number, etc. outnumber1598 transitive. To exceed in number; to number more than. over-reckona1635 transitive. To exceed in some quantifiable attribute; (in quot. 1635) to be older than. Obsolete. rare. turn1716 transitive. To pass, get beyond (a particular age or, less commonly, time). Formerly also: †to surpass (an amount) (obsolete). overgang1737 transitive. To go beyond, exceed. overspring1801 transitive. To spring or leap over. Also figurative: to surmount or surpass. rise1838 transitive. U.S. To exceed in number or amount. Obsolete. rare. overvault1851 transitive. To leap or spring over. Also figurative. override1867 transitive. To prevail over, dominate; to outweigh, outnumber. Also intransitive. better1873 transitive. To improve on, surpass (a price offered elsewhere, a previously achieved score or record, etc.). Subcategories: — a specific amount, measure, etc. (1) — overpower by superiority in amount or degree (1) — by narrow margin (1)
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