No. 11,435 in Spanish
exceda
"Exceda" means "exceeds" or "surpasses."
In a sentence
No exceda la velocidad permitida en la carretera.
Do not exceed the allowed speed on the road.
Here, 'exceda' is used as a formal imperative verb to address someone politely, commanding them not to surpass a certain limit.
Es importante que nadie exceda los límites establecidos por la organización.
It is important that no one exceeds the limits established by the organization.
In this sentence, 'exceda' is used in a subjunctive mood to express a precaution or necessity about someone surpassing defined boundaries.
Si supera lo planeado no exceda el presupuesto asignado.
If you exceed what was planned, do not surpass the assigned budget.
The word 'exceda' acts as a directive within the context of a conditional scenario, emphasizing a prohibition of going beyond a specific allocation.
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