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incredibly
отвъд
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English
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
I. beyond [bɪˈjɒnd, Am -ˈɑːnd] PREP
1. beyond (other side of):
beyond
beyond the mountain
don't go beyond the line!
beyond the wall
from beyond the grave
2. beyond (after):
beyond 8:00
to stay beyond a week
3. beyond (further than):
to go (way) beyond sth
it goes beyond a joke
beyond the reach of sb
sth is beyond belief
he is beyond help a. iron
4. beyond (too difficult for):
that is beyond me
5. beyond (more than):
to value sth above and beyond all else
6. beyond with neg or interrog (except for):
II. beyond [bɪˈjɒnd, Am -ˈɑːnd] ADV
1. beyond (past):
the house beyond
2. beyond (future):
III. beyond [bɪˈjɒnd, Am -ˈɑːnd] N
the beyond REL
отвъдното nt без мн
go beyond VB trans
1. go beyond (proceed past):
go beyond
2. go beyond (exceed):
go beyond
proved beyond doubt
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
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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