How do you pronounce transcend?

transcend is pronounced as /trænˈsɛnd/.

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transcend

🌌transcend (transénd)

verb

/trænˈsɛnd/

trascender (trascender)

transatlantic transcendence

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Meaning

to go beyond the limits of something; to surpass or exceed

To go beyond the range or limits of something

Traducción del significado

ir más allá de los límites de algo; superar o exceder

ir mas alla de los limites de algo; superar o exceder

Oraciones de ejemplo

Her art transcends traditional boundaries.

Su arte transciende los límites tradicionales.

Su arte transciende los limites tradicionales.

His effort to transcend traditional methods was commendable.

Su esfuerzo por trascender los métodos tradicionales fue encomiable.

True success transcends personal gain and contributes to the greater good.

El verdadero éxito trasciende las ganancias personales y contribuye al bien común.

El verdadero exito trasciende las ganancias personales y contribuye al bien comun.

Expresiones de ejemplo

transcend boundaries

trascender límites

trascender limites

Synonyms

surpass, exceed, outdo, eclipse, excel, overcome, rise above, go beyond, outstrip

Entrada 1

surpass, exceed, outdo, eclipse, excel

Entrada 2

surpass, exceed

Entrada 3

surpass, exceed, overcome, rise above, go beyond, outstrip

Antonyms

fall short, fail, remain, languish, succumb, remain within, stay below

Entrada 1

fall short, fail, remain

Entrada 2

fall short, languish

Entrada 3

languish, fail, fall short, succumb, remain within, stay below

Colocaciones

transcend boundaries, transcend time, transcend culture, transcend limitations

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