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above (EN)
preposition, adverb, adjective, noun

preposition “above”

above
  1. located higher than something else
    The painting hangs above the fireplace.
  2. worn over another piece of clothing
    She wore a scarf above her dress to keep warm.
  3. located further north compared to another place
    Canada is above the United States on the map.
  4. unaffected or not influenced by something
    No one is above making mistakes, not even experts.
  5. exceeding a certain number or amount
    The temperature soared above 100 degrees, making it the hottest day of the year.
  6. preferred over something else
    She values honesty above all else.
  7. unwilling to engage in or consider something due to pride
    She was above lying to save face, preferring honesty even when it was difficult.

adverb “above”

above (more/most)
  1. positioned directly overhead
    The stars above shone brightly in the night sky.
  2. mentioned earlier in the text
    For instructions on how to bake the cake, refer to the recipe mentioned above.
  3. occupying a higher rank or position
    She reports directly to the manager above in the company hierarchy.

adjective “above”

Grondform above, net stufbar
  1. related to or characteristic of heaven
    The choir's voices sounded so pure and above, as if angels were singing among us.
  2. referring to information or items mentioned earlier in the text
    Please refer to the above diagram for a better understanding of the process.

noun “above”

above, nëmmen Eenzuel
  1. a term for heaven
    Many believe that angels are messengers from the above, guiding us through life's challenges.
  2. refers to a name or detail mentioned earlier in a document
    Please sign your name below, acknowledging that you have read and understood the above.