How do you pronounce transcend?

transcend is pronounced as /trænˈsɛnd/.

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transcend

🌌transcend (transcend)

verb

/trænˈsɛnd/

transcender (transcender)

transatlantic transcendence

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Signification

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

To go beyond the range or limits of something

Traduction de la signification

aller au-delà des limites de quelque chose; surpasser ou excéder

aller au-dela des limites de quelque chose; surpasser ou exceder

Phrases d'exemple

Her art transcends traditional boundaries.

Son art transcende les limites traditionnelles.

His effort to transcend traditional methods was commendable.

Son effort pour transcender les méthodes traditionnelles était louable.

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

Le véritable succès transcende les gains personnels et contribue au bien-être collectif.

Le veritable succes transcende les gains personnels et contribue au bien-etre collectif.

Expressions d'exemple

transcend boundaries

transcender les limites

Synonymes

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

Entrée 1

surpass, exceed, outdo, eclipse, excel

Entrée 2

surpass, exceed

Entrée 3

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

Antonymes

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

Entrée 1

fall short, fail, remain

Entrée 2

fall short, languish

Entrée 3

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

Collocations

transcend boundaries, transcend time, transcend culture, transcend limitations

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to make something clear; to explain

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To gain or obtain something, especially knowledge or skills, through effort or experience.

say (dire)

to speak words or express thoughts aloud

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to attract and hold the interest of; to charm or fascinate

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