go past

The phrase "go past" can describe physical movement, the passage of time, or exceeding a limit.

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Definition

A2General

To move beyond a specific location or point.

Example

  • We watched the parade go past our house.
  • She went past the store without stopping.

B1Time

To elapse or pass in terms of time.

Example

  • As the years go past, technology continues to evolve.

B2Comparison

To exceed a certain limit or threshold.

Example

  • The athlete's performance went past everyone's expectations.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go past":

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