to exceed a limit or standard; to be more than a certain amount or level

exceeding the normal level or grade; super, ultra, or hyper

to exceed, surmount, or transcend; to go beyond a limit or level

to go beyond; to overstep; to surpass or exceed a limit, range, or level

A person with extraordinary physical or mental abilities; also refers specifically to the superhero character or the philosophical concept.

Large retail store selling food and household goods; short for [[超级市场|超級市場|chao1 ji2 shi4 chang3]].

To exceed a set standard, quota, or regulated limit; to be over the accepted norm or excessive.

ultrasound; ultrasonic waves; related to sound frequencies above the range of human hearing

To exceed a preset quota or amount; surplus

to overload; to exceed the weight limit or capacity of a vehicle or transport system

surpassing the current stage; advanced; ahead of the pack

extra thin; extremely thin

to exceed the speed limit; to travel at a speed higher than what is allowed or normal

excellent or superlative; far above the average in skill or level

supersonic speed; the movement of an object at a speed greater than the speed of sound in air (approximately 340 meters per second)

(abbreviation) supermodel

to perform religious ceremonies such as chanting or rituals to help the soul of the deceased find peace or escape suffering

to be more than or go beyond a certain level or limit

ultrasonic wave; an elastic wave with a frequency higher than the range of human hearing, typically used in medical imaging, cleaning, and industrial testing

to overtake or pass another vehicle on the road while driving

To exceed a weight limit or carrying capacity; used for luggage, mail, or vehicles.

to catch up with and surpass; to overtake

to be well above average or better than usual, such as in performance or intelligence

to rise above common or secular matters; to be detached from worldly concerns

a nation that has much greater military and economic power than most other nations

To stand aloof or be detached; to transcend worldliness or reality.

to exceed the permitted carrying capacity of a machine or system

(of a soul) to be reborn after death

Liang Qichao (1873-1929), an influential intellectual leader, journalist, and politician of the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China; a student of [[康有为|康有為|kang1 you3 wei2]] who co-led the failed Hundred Days' Reform of 1898.

to surpass others; outstanding; preeminent

To exceed a prescribed time limit; to run over schedule or time; (computing) to time out.

detached from worldly affairs; aloof; disinterested or impartial in a dispute; transcendent

(abbreviation) the English Premier League; the top professional soccer league in England

Ma Chao (176–222), a famous general of the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period.

To exceed the permitted or regulated number of people; to be overcrowded, overloaded, or overstaffed.

to exceed a prescribed time limit; to be overdue or past a deadline

Deng Yingchao (1904-1992), Chinese communist leader and wife of [[周恩来|周恩來|zhou1 en1 lai2]]; chair of the Political Consultative Congress after the Cultural Revolution

to sell more of something than is available, such as airline seats; to overbook

To spend more than the planned amount or budget

(physics) superconduction; superconductivity

To be much greater than; to exceed by a large amount; to far surpass.

an extremely high speed; superspeed; ultra-high speed

A very short skirt with a hemline well above the knees.

A massive star that undergoes a powerful and luminous explosion at the end of its life, suddenly increasing in brightness by millions of times.

to exceed a production goal or overfulfill a production quota

to exceed a prescribed or required age limit; to be too old for a specific category

extraordinary and refined; beyond the commonplace; describes someone whose character, insights, or abilities are superior to those of ordinary people

a favorable balance of trade where the total value of exports exceeds imports in a given period

a computer with a high-level computational capacity compared to a general-purpose computer