No. 14,000 in Spanish
supere
'Supere' is the subjunctive present form of the verb 'superar,' meaning "to overcome" or "to surpass."
In a sentence
Espero que supere sus dificultades pronto.
I hope they overcome their difficulties soon.
Here, 'supere' is used as a subjunctive verb form, expressing hope or a wish for someone to overcome something.
Es importante que el equipo supere sus límites para ganar.
It is important that the team surpasses its limits to win.
In this context, 'supere' is in the subjunctive mode, indicating a recommendation or necessity.
Si supere el examen, estaría más tranquilo.
If they were to pass the exam, they would feel more at ease.
Here, 'supere' is in the imperfect subjunctive, referring to a hypothetical situation in the past or expressing something contrary to reality.
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