beyond

beyond

The Chinese language does not have a direct single word for "beyond"; it is often expressed contextually using phrases like 超越 (chāo​yuè) for "surpass" or 超过 (chāo​guò) for "exceed."

Here, 'beyond' translates as '超越', indicating surmounting or crossing over an abstract boundary, such as national borders.

超越国界，我们可以看到人类共享的文化。

Beyond borders, we can see the culture shared by humanity.

In this case, 'beyond' is represented as '超过了', which conveys an extent surpassing a specific limit or expectation.

他的能力已经远远超过了我的预期。

His abilities have far exceeded my expectations.

Here, 'beyond' is used as '超越', signifying something surpassing natural constraints, in this instance, logical understanding.

我无法理解超越逻辑的想法。

I cannot comprehend ideas that are beyond logic.