surpass (someone or something) in (something)

To do better than someone or something else in some activity, aspect, or deed. I trained her in this profession, and she surpassed me in it faster than I could have ever anticipated. The new model surpasses its predecessor in the sharpness of its camera's images, but beyond that, there's isn't much new to write home about.

surpass someone or something in something

to exceed someone or something in some deed or quality. I will never be able to surpass Jill in speed or agility. My car surpasses yours in almost every respect.

词组	surpass (someone or something) in (something)
释义	surpass (someone or something) in (something) surpass (someone or something) in (something) To do better than someone or something else in some activity, aspect, or deed. I trained her in this profession, and she surpassed me in it faster than I could have ever anticipated. The new model surpasses its predecessor in the sharpness of its camera's images, but beyond that, there's isn't much new to write home about. See also: surpass Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. surpass someone or something in something to exceed someone or something in some deed or quality. I will never be able to surpass Jill in speed or agility. My car surpasses yours in almost every respect. See also: surpass McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: surpass in surpass oneself surpassing surpass surpass (oneself) deliver (someone or something) to (someone or something) deliver to unsung unsung hero unsung heroes
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