Pronunciation: /əˈbʌv ənd bɪˈjɒnd/
adverb to a greater degree or extent; farther; additionally
A1 She went above and beyond to help her friend with their homework.
A2 The teacher always goes above and beyond to make sure her students understand the lesson.
B1 The company's customer service team consistently goes above and beyond to meet the needs of their clients.
B2 The chef's attention to detail and creativity in the kitchen goes above and beyond what is expected in a restaurant.
C1 His dedication to his work goes above and beyond, resulting in exceptional performance reviews.
C2 The scientist's research goes above and beyond the norm, leading to groundbreaking discoveries in the field.
preposition in excess of; more than; surpassing
A1 The teacher went above and beyond to help the students understand the lesson.
A2 She always goes above and beyond for her friends, making sure they are happy.
B1 The company's customer service team always goes above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction.
B2 The chef's culinary skills go above and beyond, creating dishes that are truly exceptional.
C1 The athlete's dedication to training goes above and beyond, leading to outstanding performance in competitions.
C2 The artist's attention to detail goes above and beyond, resulting in breathtaking works of art.
formal The employee went above and beyond to complete the project ahead of schedule.
informal She always goes above and beyond to help out her friends.
slang I can't believe he went above and beyond to throw her a surprise party.
figurative Her dedication to her work goes above and beyond what is expected.
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