beyond (EN)

preposition, adverb

preposition “beyond”

1. at a place or distance that is farther than a specific point
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   The mountains are beyond the river.
2. happening after a particular time or event
   The library stays open beyond 8 PM on weekdays.
3. more than; to a degree that is more than what is usual or expected
   Her performance went beyond what anyone thought possible.
4. adding to something; providing more than what is already present or available
   He had no evidence beyond his own suspicions.
5. used to express that something cannot be done or achieved
   The old computer was beyond fixing.
6. too difficult or complex to be understood or grasped by someone
   The concept of quantum physics was beyond her.

adverb “beyond”

1. further
   The river and the forest beyond were hidden in mist.
2. later
   We have plans for the summer and beyond.