CEFR A2

beyond

preposition, adverb

Meaning

Further away in distance or time; on the other side of something.

Examples

We could see the mountains beyond the city.
He wants to travel beyond the known world.

Synonyms: further, more, past, exceeding

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beyond (A2)

preposition, adverb

Pronunciation: /bɪˈjɒnd/

Definition

Further away in distance or time; on the other side of something.

Examples

We could see the mountains beyond the city.
He wants to travel beyond the known world.
She will be here sometime beyond noon.

How to Use beyond

beyond doubt (idiom): Certainly; with no question. — "It is beyond doubt that he is innocent."
beyond compare (idiom): So good that nothing else is as good. — "Her singing voice is beyond compare."
beyond [something] (prepositional phrase): Further away than a place or limit. — "We walked beyond the town."
beyond [something] (prepositional phrase): More than a certain amount or level. — "This is beyond my control."

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