| | to surpass / to exceed / to outstrip | HSK 2 |
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| | super- / ultra- / hyper- | HSK 3 |
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| | to surpass; to exceed; to transcend | HSK 5 |
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| | to exceed / to overtake / to surpass / to transcend / to pass / to cross / ultra- / super- | HSK 6 |
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| | to exceed / to overstep / to go too far / to encroach | HSK 6 |
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| | to cross the limit / to be over the accepted norm / excessive | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to overtake (another car) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to exceed the speed limit / to speed / high-speed | HSK 7-9 |
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| | excellent / superlative | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to be ahead of one's time / to surpass or outdo one's predecessors / to be ahead of the pack / to take the lead / advanced | HSK 7-9 |
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| | B-mode ultrasonography / prenatal ultrasound scan / abbr. for B 型超聲|B 型超声 | |
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| | ultrasonic / ultrasound | |
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| | Superman, comic book superhero | |
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| | superhuman / exceptional | |
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| | overclocking | |
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| | Chinese Super League (soccer) | |
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| | Chinese supermarket | |
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| | (physics) superconduction; superconductivity | |
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| | ultrasound / ultrasonic wave | |
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| | overweight (baggage, freight) | |
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| | to exceed the time limit / (to work) overtime / (computing) timeout | |
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| | to be well worth the money one pays (for it); to be great value | |
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| | supersonic | |
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| | Premier League / England Premier Soccer League | |
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| | surpassing / preeminent / outstanding | |
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| | out of the ordinary / exceedingly (good) | |
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| | to overload | |
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| | (Buddhism) to be reincarnated; (fig.) to be lenient; to spare sb / to have more children than allowed under family planning policy | |
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| | surpassing / excelling / preeminent / unique | |
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| | to overspend | |
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| | exceptional; well above average / supernatural; paranormal | |
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| | to overtake | |
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| | aloof; detached; disinterested; impartial | |
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| | to surpass / to transcend / to perform religious ceremonies to help the soul find peace | |
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| | too old; overage / (of a young person's behavior or attributes) beyond one's years; adultlike | |
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| | ultra short wave (radio) / UHF | |
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| | above quota | |
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| | trade surplus / favorable balance of trade | |
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| | supermodel | |
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| | overcrowded with people / overstaffed | |
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| | superior grade | |
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| | to stand aloof / to be detached from / to transcend worldliness / untrammeled / unconventional | |
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| | Scottish Premiership, the top division of professional football (soccer) in Scotland (abbr. for 蘇格蘭超級聯賽|苏格兰超级联赛) | |
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| | to exceed a production goal | |
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| | outstanding / to fast-track / to elevate / to free oneself from | |
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| | trade deficit / import surplus | |
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| | (literary) to be promoted more than one grade or rank at a time / to be promoted ahead of time | |
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| | outstanding (idiom); incomparable | |
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| | exaltation | |
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| | to exceed by far; to greatly surpass | |
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| | superpower; superhuman power | |
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| | supernatural | |
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| | Ma Chao (176-222), general of Shu in Romance of the Three Kingdoms | |
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| | miniskirt | |
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| | hyper- / ultra- | |
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| | to translate a term into Chinese using a combination of characters or words that suggests its meaning (as opposed to transliteration 音譯|音译) (e.g. 超文本, 火車|火车) | |
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| | to reverse (the score) / to pull off a comeback / to take the lead | |
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| | ultra high speed | |
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| | supermarket | |
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| | Ban Chao (33-102), noted Han diplomat and military man | |
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| | superego | |
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| | (of a product, service etc) worth more than the cost; great value for the money spent | |
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| | surreal; surrealistic | |
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| | supercritical | |
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| | supercomputer | |
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| | surpassing by far | |
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| | to overbook (e.g. airline seats) / to oversell | |
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| | hypertext | |
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| | surrealism | |
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| | echography / ultrasound scan | |
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| | (physics) superconductor | |
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| | supersymmetry | |
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| | Super Cup (various sports) / Super Bowl (American football championship game) | |
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| | Super Cup (various sports) / Super Bowl (American football championship game) | |
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| | to outdo oneself; to perform exceptionally well | |
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| | beyond the scope of the syllabus | |
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| | overbooking | |
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| | hyperplane (math.) | |
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| | hypertext markup language / HTML | |
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| | red supergiant (star) | |
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| | supermodel | |
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| | transcendentalism | |
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| | convenience store; mini-mart | |
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| | hypertext transfer protocol / HTTP | |
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| | (chemistry) tritium | |
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| | superstring (physics) | |
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| | hyperspace / superspace / higher dimensional space | |
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| | to end one's suffering by dying quickly and being reincarnated / (fig.) to get it over with | |
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| | (Tw) postdoc; postdoctoral fellow | |
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| | hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) | |
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| | supernova | |
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| | to catch up with England and surpass the USA (economic goal) | |
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| | outer transcendence (perfection through the agency of God) | |
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| | color Doppler imaging (CDI) (medicine) | |
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| | Liang Qichao (1873-1929), influential journalist and a leader of the failed reform movement of 1898 | |
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