No. 966 in Italian
superato
Outdated; surpassed; obsolete.
In a sentence
Ho superato l'esame con ottimi voti.
I passed the exam with excellent grades.
In this sentence, 'superato' is used to indicate success or completion of a milestone, such as an exam.
Il vecchio ponte è ormai superato e necessita di essere sostituito.
The old bridge is now outdated and needs to be replaced.
Here, 'superato' implies that something is outmoded or no longer in alignment with current standards.
Non riesco a credere che abbia superato così tanto dolore nella vita.
I can't believe he has overcome so much pain in life.
In this context, 'superato' conveys the meaning of overcoming or successfully dealing with a significant challenge.
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