surpasser
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verb
- to surpass, outdo
Forms
Present
| I | surpasse |
|---|---|
| you | surpasses |
| he, she, it | surpasse |
| we | surpassons |
| you (plural) | surpassez |
| they | surpassent |
Imperfect
| I | surpassais |
|---|---|
| you | surpassais |
| he, she, it | surpassait |
| we | surpassions |
| you (plural) | surpassiez |
| they | surpassaient |
Past historic
| I | surpassai |
|---|---|
| you | surpassas |
| he, she, it | surpassa |
| we | surpassâmes |
| you (plural) | surpassâtes |
| they | surpassèrent |
Future
| I | surpasserai |
|---|---|
| you | surpasseras |
| he, she, it | surpassera |
| we | surpasserons |
| you (plural) | surpasserez |
| they | surpasseront |
Conditional
| I | surpasserais |
|---|---|
| you | surpasserais |
| he, she, it | surpasserait |
| we | surpasserions |
| you (plural) | surpasseriez |
| they | surpasseraient |
Subjunctive
| I | surpasse |
|---|---|
| you | surpasses |
| he, she, it | surpasse |
| we | surpassions |
| you (plural) | surpassiez |
| they | surpassent |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | surpassasse |
|---|---|
| you | surpassasses |
| he, she, it | surpassât |
| we | surpassassions |
| you (plural) | surpassassiez |
| they | surpassassent |
Imperative
| you | surpasse |
|---|---|
| we | surpassons |
| you (plural) | surpassez |
Other forms
| infinitive | surpasser |
|---|---|
| past participle | surpassé |
| gerund | surpassant |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Le dévouement du missionnaire catholique a été enfin sans borne dans l'accomplissement de cette tâche sainte; jamais ce dévouement ne sera surpassé.The dedication of the Catholic missionary has finally been boundless in the fulfilment of this holy task; this devotion will never be surpassed.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
- Gonflés par des succès inouïs, ils se considérèrent comme supérieurs au reste des hommes, et s'appelèrent orgueilleusement Ongue honwe, c'est-à-dire, hommes qui surpassent les autres hommes.Inflated by incredible successes, they considered themselves superior to the rest of the men, and proudly called themselves Ongue Honwe, that is, men who surpass the other men.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I