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20 avr. 2020 · Apr 21, 2020. #6. NewAmerica said: "Beyond comprehension” means "impossible to imagine" - And so in your opinion, "beyong comprehensible" means "possible to imagine"? It does not not really mean anything, but we can imagine a scale or line from utterly incomprehensible to barely understandable to difficult to understand to fully comprehensible.
16 juin 2007 · As another example, "Beyond the Dictionary" means learning idioms and grammar, building on a knowledge of vocabulary. The opposite of "beyond" in these cases might be an either-or: either remaining ignorant of the pleasure principle or adhering tightly to the pleasure principle, unable to temper it with common sense or the lessons of experience.
27 oct. 2013 · Tunisian Arabic. Oct 27, 2013. #3. The difference between the two expressions is that the second is more idiomatic than the first. It is more likely to be used in natural speech than 'beyond comparison'. beyond compare. Something that is beyond compare is so good that nothing can be compared to it. C2 .
4 déc. 2009 · Good evening everyone :) ! I was wondering if it was possible to say "Beyond beautiful". I have just seen a picture of my friend and she is just gorgeous on it. Is it correct to write this comment (?) : Beyond beautiful, if I may say so. Thank you in advance for your help. Have a nice night !
16 déc. 2011 · English. Dec 16, 2011. #2. "Between the lines" is a common phrase which refers to a meaning in the text which is not stated explicitly. Kind of a "hidden" meaning. "Beyond the lines" is certainly not a common phrase, in fact my guess is that the phrase was invented by whoever you got that from. You probably will need to look at the rest of the ...
24 mars 2011 · Mar 24, 2011. #5. An alloy is a mix of metals, so "unalloyed" is unmixed. So when she (Marianne, I presume) is pleased, or in pleasure, she feels only pleasure. Marianne goes to extremes in either direction. EDIT: Maybe "come nella gioia era al di là di ogni riserva." To me, though "gioia" is stronger than pleasure.
11 juin 2008 · Senior Member. "Beyond the grave" - this is related to things that happen after death, but you'll find this expression used a lot when it comes to a connection between the dead and the living. "Talking from beyond the grave" - the words of the dead person are still audible (metaphorically speaking) today.
10 avr. 2015 · Swedish. Apr 10, 2015. #2. It's similar to "go far beyond", meaning it's not just "beyond", but "far beyond" (or "well beyond"). It's a bit weird in this context, but consider instead a situation where you are not allowed to go beyond a certain street. Let's say you're a child for example, and your parents let you play without adult supervision ...
30 nov. 2019 · Dec 1, 2019. #2. They mean the same thing in this context. Both terms are used simply for emphasis. There are other similar terms you could use: "other than", for example. "...prove visually which player covered more squares, other than (by) counting. "Through other means than by" is another possibility. But they all "mean" the same thing, for ...
28 janv. 2014 · My interpretation is that it translates as follows: "Not above the law" means that he believes that the laws apply to him. "Beyond the law" means that the law has no means of enforcing any changes in his behavior either because they cannot catch him or that the consequences do not matter to him. E.
