beyond

adverb, preposition

UK /bɪˈjɒnd/

Beyond can be used in the following ways:

as a preposition (followed by a noun): the world beyond the prison wall

as an adverb (without a following noun): The empire extended to the River Danube and beyond.

1
past a place or outside an area
1. 1a
  further away than something else
  He could see a line of cypress trees and, beyond it, a landscape of red hills.
  Traders looked eastwards to India and beyond.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
2. 1b
  outside a particular area
  By now Dr Barnard’s fame had spread far beyond South Africa.
  Synonyms and related words
  Outside a place, object or building
  outwith
  outside
  beyond
2
outside the range or limits of a subject, quality, or activity
Our knowledge does not extend much beyond these few facts.
Scott pushed his men beyond the limits of human endurance.
The government has introduced measures that go far beyond anything that was in their manifesto.
3
used in negative sentences to mean ‘except’
I know nothing about him beyond the fact that he used to work for the government.
She had no income beyond what she could earn as a waitress.
Synonyms and related words
Only, except and not including
only
except
excluding
4
after a time or age, or above an amount
1. 4a
  continuing after a particular time or date
  We aren’t attempting to plan ahead beyond the next two years.
  Some people will prefer to continue working beyond 65.
  Synonyms and related words
  After another event or time
  after
  following
  since
2. 4b
  more than a particular amount or higher than a particular level
  Inflation had risen beyond 10%.
  She never went beyond Year 12 in school.
  Synonyms and related words
  Too much, extra and more
  too
  exceptional
  surplus
5
used for saying that something cannot be done
The situation is already beyond our control.
Martin was living in Brazil, beyond the reach of the British police.
I’m afraid the watch is damaged beyond repair (=it cannot be repaired).

phrases

be beyond someone

beyond belief/recognition

beyond doubt/dispute

beyond

adverb, preposition

US /bɪˈjɑnd/

Beyond can be used in the following ways:

as a preposition (followed by a noun): the world beyond the prison wall

as an adverb (without a following noun): The empire extended to the Danube River and beyond.

1
past a place or outside an area
1. 1a
  farther away than something else
  He could see a line of cypress trees and, beyond it, a landscape of red hills.
  Traders looked eastward to India and beyond.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
2. 1b
  outside a particular area
  By now Dr. Barnard’s fame had spread far beyond South Africa.
  Synonyms and related words
  Outside a place, object or building
  outwith
  outside
  beyond
2
outside the range or limits of a subject, quality, or activity
Our knowledge does not extend much beyond these few facts.
Scott pushed his men beyond the limits of human endurance.
The fans’ behavior on Sunday went beyond what is acceptable.
3
used in negative sentences to mean “except”
I know nothing about him beyond the fact that he used to work for the government.
She had no income beyond what she could earn as a waitress.
Synonyms and related words
Only, except and not including
only
except
excluding
4
used for saying that something cannot be done
The situation is already beyond our control.
Martin was living in Brazil, beyond the reach of the FBI.
I’m afraid the watch is damaged beyond repair (=it cannot be repaired).
5
after a time or age, or above an amount
1. 5a
  continuing after a particular time or date
  Some people will prefer to continue working beyond 65.
  We aren’t attempting to plan ahead beyond the next two years.
  Synonyms and related words
  After another event or time
  after
  following
  since
2. 5b
  more than a particular amount or higher than a particular level
  Inflation had risen beyond ten percent.
  She never went beyond tenth grade in school.
  Synonyms and related words
  Too much, extra and more
  too
  exceptional
  surplus

phrases

be beyond someone

beyond doubt/dispute

beyond belief/recognition

beyond

noun

UK /bɪˈjɒnd/

beyond

noun

US /bɪˈjɑnd/

beyond

preposition

1
beyond thrilled/excited
extremely thrilled or excited
Beyond thrilled to announce that I am getting married next June!
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 06/01/2018
Open Dictionary - January2018
2
beyond the pale
unacceptable; running contrary to universally accepted standards or norms
600 dollars for a small jar of cream is completely beyond the pale.
Submitted by:
Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 19/09/2014
Open Dictionary - September2014

Preposition☞beyond

单词	beyond
释义	beyond adverb, preposition UK /bɪˈjɒnd/ Other entries for this word beyond noun beyond preposition go beyond phrasal verb beyond belief phrase beyond recall phrase beyond dispute phrase beyond measure phrase beyond question phrase above and beyond phrase beyond description phrase be beyond someone phrase beyond (any) doubt phrase beyond (all) hope phrase beyond doubt/dispute phrase without/beyond number phrase beyond/past redemption phrase above/beyond reproach phrase beyond/past retrieval phrase above/beyond suspicion phrase beyond belief/recognition phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS5 Beyond can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): the world beyond the prison wall as an adverb (without a following noun): The empire extended to the River Danube and beyond. 1 past a place or outside an area 1a further away than something else He could see a line of cypress trees and, beyond it, a landscape of red hills. Traders looked eastwards to India and beyond. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1b outside a particular area By now Dr Barnard’s fame had spread far beyond South Africa. Synonyms and related words Outside a place, object or building outwith outside beyond 2 outside the range or limits of a subject, quality, or activity Our knowledge does not extend much beyond these few facts. Scott pushed his men beyond the limits of human endurance. The government has introduced measures that go far beyond anything that was in their manifesto. 3 used in negative sentences to mean ‘except’ I know nothing about him beyond the fact that he used to work for the government. She had no income beyond what she could earn as a waitress. Synonyms and related words Only, except and not including only except excluding 4 after a time or age, or above an amount 4a continuing after a particular time or date We aren’t attempting to plan ahead beyond the next two years. Some people will prefer to continue working beyond 65. Synonyms and related words After another event or time after following since 4b more than a particular amount or higher than a particular level Inflation had risen beyond 10%. She never went beyond Year 12 in school. Synonyms and related words Too much, extra and more too exceptional surplus 5 used for saying that something cannot be done The situation is already beyond our control. Martin was living in Brazil, beyond the reach of the British police. I’m afraid the watch is damaged beyond repair (=it cannot be repaired). phrases be beyond someone beyond belief/recognition beyond doubt/dispute beyond adverb, preposition US /bɪˈjɑnd/ Other entries for this word beyond noun beyond preposition go beyond phrasal verb beyond belief phrase beyond recall phrase beyond dispute phrase beyond measure phrase beyond question phrase above and beyond phrase beyond description phrase be beyond someone phrase beyond (any) doubt phrase beyond (all) hope phrase beyond doubt/dispute phrase without/beyond number phrase beyond/past redemption phrase above/beyond reproach phrase beyond/past retrieval phrase above/beyond suspicion phrase beyond belief/recognition phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS5 Beyond can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): the world beyond the prison wall as an adverb (without a following noun): The empire extended to the Danube River and beyond. 1 past a place or outside an area 1a farther away than something else He could see a line of cypress trees and, beyond it, a landscape of red hills. Traders looked eastward to India and beyond. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1b outside a particular area By now Dr. Barnard’s fame had spread far beyond South Africa. Synonyms and related words Outside a place, object or building outwith outside beyond 2 outside the range or limits of a subject, quality, or activity Our knowledge does not extend much beyond these few facts. Scott pushed his men beyond the limits of human endurance. The fans’ behavior on Sunday went beyond what is acceptable. 3 used in negative sentences to mean “except” I know nothing about him beyond the fact that he used to work for the government. She had no income beyond what she could earn as a waitress. Synonyms and related words Only, except and not including only except excluding 4 used for saying that something cannot be done The situation is already beyond our control. Martin was living in Brazil, beyond the reach of the FBI. I’m afraid the watch is damaged beyond repair (=it cannot be repaired). 5 after a time or age, or above an amount 5a continuing after a particular time or date Some people will prefer to continue working beyond 65. We aren’t attempting to plan ahead beyond the next two years. Synonyms and related words After another event or time after following since 5b more than a particular amount or higher than a particular level Inflation had risen beyond ten percent. She never went beyond tenth grade in school. Synonyms and related words Too much, extra and more too exceptional surplus phrases be beyond someone beyond doubt/dispute beyond belief/recognition beyond noun UK /bɪˈjɒnd/ Other entries for this word beyond adverb, preposition beyond preposition go beyond phrasal verb beyond belief phrase beyond recall phrase beyond dispute phrase beyond measure phrase beyond question phrase above and beyond phrase beyond description phrase be beyond someone phrase beyond (any) doubt phrase beyond (all) hope phrase beyond doubt/dispute phrase without/beyond number phrase beyond/past redemption phrase above/beyond reproach phrase beyond/past retrieval phrase above/beyond suspicion phrase beyond belief/recognition phrase more dictionary definitions phrases the back of beyond 1 a place that is far away from any towns or cities He comes from some little town in the back of beyond. Synonyms and related words Areas and places outside of towns and cities the back of beyond backwater backwoods the (great) beyond often humorous 1 where some people believe people’s spirits go after they die Synonyms and related words Heaven and hell and life after death Heaven Hell Paradise beyond noun US /bɪˈjɑnd/ Other entries for this word beyond adverb, preposition beyond preposition go beyond phrasal verb beyond belief phrase beyond recall phrase beyond dispute phrase beyond measure phrase beyond question phrase above and beyond phrase beyond description phrase be beyond someone phrase beyond (any) doubt phrase beyond (all) hope phrase beyond doubt/dispute phrase without/beyond number phrase beyond/past redemption phrase above/beyond reproach phrase beyond/past retrieval phrase above/beyond suspicion phrase beyond belief/recognition phrase more dictionary definitions phrases the back of beyond 1 a place that is far away from any towns or cities He comes from some little town in the back of beyond. Synonyms and related words Areas and places outside of towns and cities back country the back of beyond backwater the (great) beyond often humorous 1 where some people believe people’s spirits go after they die Synonyms and related words Heaven and hell and life after death Heaven Hell Paradise beyond preposition Other entries for this word beyond adverb, preposition beyond noun go beyond phrasal verb beyond belief phrase beyond recall phrase beyond dispute phrase beyond measure phrase beyond question phrase above and beyond phrase beyond description phrase be beyond someone phrase beyond (any) doubt phrase beyond (all) hope phrase beyond doubt/dispute phrase without/beyond number phrase beyond/past redemption phrase above/beyond reproach phrase beyond/past retrieval phrase above/beyond suspicion phrase beyond belief/recognition phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS2 1 beyond thrilled/excited extremely thrilled or excited Beyond thrilled to announce that I am getting married next June! Submitted from: United Kingdom on 06/01/2018 Open Dictionary - January2018 2 beyond the pale unacceptable; running contrary to universally accepted standards or norms 600 dollars for a small jar of cream is completely beyond the pale. Submitted by: Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 19/09/2014 Open Dictionary - September2014 Preposition☞beyond
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