beyond
beyondpreposition
UK/biˈjɒnd/US/biˈjɑːnd/
FURTHER THAN
B2on the other side of something, or further away than something
- The village is just beyond the hills.
LATER THAN
B2after a particular time
- The bar stays open beyond midnight.
OUTSIDE A LIMIT
C1outside the limits of what is possible
- The car was damaged beyond repair.
- It's beyond me why she married him.
beyondadverb
UK/biˈjɒnd/US/biˈjɑːnd/
C1further away in distance or later in time
- From the hotel you can see the mountains and the sea beyond.
- We'll be here until 2030 and beyond.