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

beyondpreposition, adverb

uk/biˈjɒnd/us/biˈjɑːnd/

beyond preposition, adverb (FURTHER AWAY)

B1 further away in the distance (than something):

In the distance, beyond the river, was a small town.

From the top of the hill we could see our house and the woods beyond.

More examples

The path extends beyond the end of the road.
We swam out beyond the breakers.
Our house is just beyond the bridge.
The campsite is over there, just beyond that hill.
Can you see where the village starts, just beyond those trees?

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Ahead, in front and beyond

ahead
ante
be (right) under your nose idiom
before
downriver
follow
follow your nose idiom
fore
fore-
front
head
lead 1
nose
para
past
up
yonder

beyond preposition, adverb (OUTSIDE A LIMIT)

B1 outside or after (a stated limit):

Few people live beyond the age of a hundred.

We cannot allow the work to continue beyond the end of the year.

I've got nothing to tell you beyond (= in addition to) what I told you earlier.

The repercussions will be felt throughout the industry and beyond (= in other areas).

Tonight's performance has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control (= events that we are unable to deal with).

She has always lived beyond her means (= spent more than she has earned).

go beyond sth

to be more than or not limited to something:

The appeal of this device goes beyond convenience.

The behaviour of people with ADHD goes beyond occasional fidgeting or disorganization.

beyond belief, repair, recognition, etc.

C2 too great or bad for anyone to believe, repair, recognize, etc.:

His thoughtlessness is beyond belief.

He survived the accident, but his car was damaged beyond repair.

beyond excited, serious, angry, etc.

informal extremely excited, serious, angry, etc.:

She says she is beyond excited to see her son for the first time in more than three years.

These days, I'm beyond happy.

beyond reasonable doubt UK US beyond a reasonable doubt

If a legal case or a person's guilt is proved beyond reasonable doubt, there is enough proof for the person accused of a crime to be judged guilty:

Her guilt was established beyond reasonable doubt.

More examples

How she manages to fit so much into a working day is beyond my comprehension .
The pain was bad beyond endurance.
We did so well - beyond all our expectations.
If traffic increases beyond a certain level, the city grinds to a halt .
These tests are beyond the capability of an average twelve-year-old.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Before, after and already

afore
after
afterwards
already
ante
as it is idiom
following
front
gone
heretofore
immediate
in advance idiom
in advance of sth/sb idiom
in the wake of sth idiom
later
shortly
subsequent
successor
thereafter
this

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Linguistics: very & extreme

Certainty

Court cases, orders & decisions

beyond preposition, adverb (NOT UNDERSTAND)

be beyond sb

C1 informal If something is beyond you, you are unable to understand it:

Physics is completely beyond me.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Difficult to understand

(as) clear as mud idiom
abstruse
ambiguity
ambiguous
arcane
blurred
diffuse
esoteric
fathomless
garble
get it into your thick head idiom
impalpable
obscure
opaque
over your head idiom
paradox
puzzler
puzzling
recherché
veiled

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Idiom(s)

beyond compare

beyond a joke

beyond a shadow of a doubt

beyond the pale

from beyond the grave

单词	beyond
释义	Contents preposition, adverb (3) beyond (FURTHER AWAY) beyond (OUTSIDE A LIMIT) beyond (NOT UNDERSTAND) Contents preposition (2) beyond (FARTHER AWAY) beyond (OUTSIDE A LIMIT) English American beyondpreposition, adverb uk/biˈjɒnd/us/biˈjɑːnd/ beyond preposition, adverb (FURTHER AWAY) B1 further away in the distance (than something): In the distance, beyond the river, was a small town. From the top of the hill we could see our house and the woods beyond. More examples The path extends beyond the end of the road. We swam out beyond the breakers. Our house is just beyond the bridge. The campsite is over there, just beyond that hill. Can you see where the village starts, just beyond those trees? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ahead, in front and beyond ahead ante *be (right) under your* nose idiom before downriver follow follow your nose idiom fore fore- front head lead 1 nose para past up yonder beyond preposition, adverb (OUTSIDE A LIMIT) B1 outside or after (a stated limit): Few people live beyond the age of a hundred. We cannot allow the work to continue beyond the end of the year. I've got nothing to tell you beyond (= in addition to) what I told you earlier. The repercussions will be felt throughout the industry and beyond (= in other areas). Tonight's performance has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control (= events that we are unable to deal with). She has always lived beyond her means (= spent more than she has earned). go beyond sth to be more than or not limited to something: The appeal of this device goes beyond convenience. The behaviour of people with ADHD goes beyond occasional fidgeting or disorganization. beyond belief, repair, recognition, etc. C2 too great or bad for anyone to believe, repair, recognize, etc.: His thoughtlessness is beyond belief. He survived the accident, but his car was damaged beyond repair. beyond excited, serious, angry, etc. informal extremely excited, serious, angry, etc.: She says she is beyond excited to see her son for the first time in more than three years. These days, I'm beyond happy. beyond reasonable doubt UK US beyond a reasonable doubt If a legal case or a person's guilt is proved beyond reasonable doubt, there is enough proof for the person accused of a crime to be judged guilty: Her guilt was established beyond reasonable doubt. More examples How she manages to fit so much into a working day is beyond my comprehension . The pain was bad beyond endurance. We did so well - beyond all our expectations. If traffic increases beyond a certain level, the city grinds to a halt . These tests are beyond the capability of an average twelve-year-old. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Before, after and already afore after afterwards already ante as it is idiom following front gone heretofore immediate in advance idiom in advance of sth/sb** idiom in the wake of sth idiom later shortly subsequent successor thereafter this See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Linguistics: very & extreme Certainty Court cases, orders & decisions beyond preposition, adverb (NOT UNDERSTAND) be beyond sb C1 informal If something is beyond you, you are unable to understand it: Physics is completely beyond me. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Difficult to understand (as) clear as mud idiom abstruse ambiguity ambiguous arcane blurred diffuse esoteric fathomless garble get it into your thick head idiom impalpable obscure opaque *over your* head idiom paradox puzzler puzzling recherché veiled See more results » Idiom(s) beyond compare beyond a joke beyond a shadow of a doubt beyond the pale from beyond the grave beyondpreposition, adverb [ not gradable ] us/biˈɑnd/ beyond preposition, adverb [ not gradable ] (FARTHER AWAY) farther away in the distance than something: Beyond the river was a small town. From the top of the hill we could see our house and the woods beyond. beyond preposition, adverb [ not gradable ] (OUTSIDE A LIMIT) outside or after a stated limit: Few people live beyond the age of a hundred. Beyond a certain level of tiredness, it is impossible to work productively. Tonight’s performance has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control. Beyond also means more than: I’ve got nothing to tell you beyond what I said earlier. My job goes beyond teaching facts – my aim is to get children to think for themselves. Beyond also means at a point where something could not be: She has changed beyond recognition. The car was damaged beyond repair. Idiom(s)** beyond me beyond someone’s wildest dreams
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beyondpreposition, adverb

beyond preposition, adverb (FURTHER AWAY)

beyond preposition, adverb (OUTSIDE A LIMIT)

beyond preposition, adverb (NOT UNDERSTAND)

Idiom(s)

beyondpreposition, adverb [ not gradable ]

beyond preposition, adverb [ not gradable ] (FARTHER AWAY)

beyond preposition, adverb [ not gradable ] (OUTSIDE A LIMIT)

Idiom(s)