| 单词 | transcend |
| 释义 | tran·scend transitive verb 1. a. < servants whose loyalty and devotion transcend national and cultural boundaries — C.J.Friedrich > < instinctive courtesy which transcends mere good manners — Richard Joseph > < to possess by self-mastery the sources of love and hate is to transcend good and evil — Havelock Ellis > b. < transcend material existence > < the Christian message transcends all temporal civilizations — Maria Sulzbach > 2. < some of the electrons … transcend this speed and take their leave — K.K.Darrow > < her compass transcended that of her companions in the band — Thomas Hardy > < whose hatred, he says, transcends that of all other races — Times Literary Supplement > < one who has infinitely transcended him in reputation — Richard Garnett †1906 > 3. obsolete 4. < man being transcended toward the universal as worker and citizen — H.M.Parshley > intransitive verb 1. obsolete 2. < it is the function of genius to transcend > Synonyms: see exceed |
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