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I. beyond [americ biˈɑnd, Brit bɪˈjɒnd] PREP

1. beyond (on other side of):

beyond this point
beyond this point

2.1. beyond (further than):

this has gone beyond a joke
this has gone beyond a joke

2.2. beyond (later than):

2.3. beyond (longer than):

2.4. beyond (more than, apart from):

3.1. beyond (past, no longer permitting):

it's beyond repair

3.2. beyond (outside reach, scope of):

beyond the reach of the law
it's beyond me what she sees in him coloq

3.3. beyond (surpassing):

it's beyond belief
it's beyond belief
beauty beyond compare lit

II. beyond [americ biˈɑnd, Brit bɪˈjɒnd] ADV

1. beyond (in space):

beyond

2. beyond (in time):

we're planning for the year 2000 and beyond

3. beyond (more, in addition):

you can earn £20, 000 and beyond
they have rice, but little beyond formal

III. beyond [americ biˈɑnd, Brit bɪˈjɒnd] SUBST lit

1. beyond (realm of the dead):

the beyond

2. beyond (unexplored territory):

the great beyond

go beyond VERBO [americ ɡoʊ -, Brit ɡəʊ -] (v + prep + o)

go beyond line/boundary:

go beyond
beyond the pale
beyond the pale
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beyond
beyond suspicion
it is beyond belief
life beyond the grave

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I. beyond [bɪˈɒnd, americ -jˈɑ:nd] PREP

1. beyond (on the other side of):

beyond
beyond the mountain
don't go beyond the line!
beyond the wall
from beyond the grave

2. beyond:

beyond (after)
beyond (more than)
beyond 8:00
to stay beyond a week
beyond lunchtime

3. beyond (further than):

beyond
to see/go (way) beyond sth
it goes beyond a joke
beyond the reach of sb
beyond belief
beyond hope
he is beyond help a. irón

4. beyond (too difficult for):

to be beyond sb theory, idea
that is beyond me

5. beyond (above):

beyond
to value sth above and beyond all else

6. beyond with neg or interrog (except for):

beyond
beyond
excl

II. beyond [bɪˈɒnd, americ -jˈɑ:nd] ADV

1. beyond (past):

the house beyond

2. beyond (future):

III. beyond [bɪˈɒnd, americ -jˈɑ:nd] SUBST

the beyond REL

go beyond VERBO trans went, gone -es

1. go beyond (proceed past):

go beyond

2. go beyond (exceed):

go beyond
to be beyond recovery
to be beyond the pale
beyond the grave
from beyond the grave
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
beyond one's reach
beyond one's reach
beyond
beyond the mountains
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I. beyond [bɪ·ˈjand] PREP

1. beyond (on the other side of):

beyond
beyond the mountain
don't go beyond the line!
beyond the wall
from beyond the grave

2. beyond:

beyond (after)
beyond (more than)
beyond 8:00
to stay beyond a week
beyond lunchtime

3. beyond (further than):

beyond
to see/go (way) beyond sth
it goes beyond a joke
beyond the reach of sb
beyond belief
beyond hope
he is beyond help a. irón

4. beyond (too difficult for):

to be beyond sb theory, idea
that's beyond me

5. beyond (more than):

beyond
to value sth above and beyond all else

6. beyond with neg or interrog (except for):

beyond
beyond
excl

II. beyond [bɪ·ˈjand] ADV

1. beyond (past):

the house beyond

2. beyond (future):

III. beyond [bɪ·ˈjand] SUBST

the beyond REL

go beyond VERBO trans

1. go beyond (proceed past):

go beyond

2. go beyond (exceed):

go beyond
to be beyond sb's ken
to be beyond recovery
to be beyond the pale
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
beyond one's reach
beyond
beyond
beyond the mountains
beyond one's reach
to be beyond repair
Present
Igo beyond
yougo beyond
he/she/itgoes beyond
wego beyond
yougo beyond
theygo beyond
Past
Iwent beyond
youwent beyond
he/she/itwent beyond
wewent beyond
youwent beyond
theywent beyond
Present Perfect
Ihavegone beyond
youhavegone beyond
he/she/ithasgone beyond
wehavegone beyond
youhavegone beyond
theyhavegone beyond
Past Perfect
Ihadgone beyond
youhadgone beyond
he/she/ithadgone beyond
wehadgone beyond
youhadgone beyond
theyhadgone beyond

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The pots are dropped in a straight line (known as a string) for easier retrieval.
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They are commonly used as forward models for the retrieval of geophysical parameters (such as temperature or humidity).
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The loot had been seized in a stagecoach heist and hidden away for later retrieval.
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The three most common types of stunts in the second round are eating stunts, animal stunts, and retrieval/transfer stunts.
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Finally, the use of pictures is an elaboration technique that enhances mental visual representations as a type of priming for later memory retrieval.
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