beyond

From Old English 'bīon' meaning 'to go' combined with 'end'.

ADP (1)

[/bɪˈjɒnd/^en-US]

を越えて literal / 超えて formal / 先に

Synonyms past formal , over

Antonyms within

Indicating a position on the farther side of something; or past a certain limit, range, or expectation.

The small village lies just beyond the last hill. — Indicating a physical position.
His artistic skill is truly beyond comparison. — Surpassing a limit of quality or expectation.
The complexity of the problem was beyond my understanding. — Surpassing a limit of comprehension.

ADV (1)

[/bɪˈjɒnd/^en-US]

さらに literal / もっと / 超えて

Synonyms further , more

Antonyms here

At or to the farther side; further on; or in addition to what has been mentioned.

She looked out at the vast ocean and beyond. — Referring to a distant point further on.
He pushed himself beyond what he thought was his limit. — Exceeding a personal boundary.
The initial plan was good, but the team took it and improved it beyond. — Adding more or going further than what was expected.