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excel English

Meaning excel meaning

What does excel mean?
Definitions in simple English

excel Verb

— If you excel at something, you do it very well. I excel at long-distance running. The professor excels in his field of study.

excel

— verb distinguish oneself She excelled in math

Synonyms excel synonyms

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excel English » English

surpass exceed outdo transcend talented beat outstrip eclipse top outrival outclass go beyond win shine defeat stand out preponderate predominate outweigh outshine outscore outgo jump over great be superior be number one be better than be at the top of worst win over vanquish tremendous tide over surmount steal out stave off sneak away slip out slight pull through project proficient in prevail prefer pass overwhelm overthrow overtake override overmatch

Conjugation excel conjugation

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excel · verb

Examples excel examples

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We should excel ourselves.
Be monstruous and you will excel yourself.
An excel lent job Morning Glory, we are both very pleased.
Bernard, you excel yourself!
Humphrey, you excel yourself.
Master Wu Lou, we'll go practise our kung fu ln Buddhist doctrine you excel.
For me, sport is actually a chance for us to have other human beings push us to excel.
But perhaps it's this infernal pride of his that drives him. to excel in everything he does.
If you won't cooperate, well I'm confident that you'll go on from here to excel in one or another of the many fine career opportunities offered by the federal prison system.
Those of you who excel during these aerial combat exercises will go on to make up the greatest fighting unit ever assembled.
I know the law. I excel at practicing it.
God, it's no wonder I don't excel in history.
But you did not excel in your studies.
The best way to remember her would be to excel in your new position.
Simon must go a long way to excel that!
I excel mostly in parts from the classical repertoire.
Anyone who gets hold of The Eight Steps of the Snake and the Crane will excel in martial arts, and also have the Badge of the Commander.
I happen to excel in most domestic jobs.
Well, as you see, Captain, you may excel in technology, but not in civilised behaviour.
If you won't cooperate. Well, I'm confident that you'll go on from here to excel in one or another of the many fine career opportunities offered by the federal prison system.
I'll take the simplest excel in everything, be the best.
Maybe could I play it. I excel in diagnosis.
How to you want me to excel if you don't give me an opportunity?
For me sport is actually a chance. for us to have other human beings push us to excel.
Well, I'm confident that you'll go on from here to excel in one or another of the many fine career opportunities offered by the federal prison system.
I would with such perfection govern, sir, t' excel the golden age.
I excel in diagnosis.
It's a chance to excel at something he's really great at.
If there's one thing Cardassians excel at it's conversation.
I know you can excel in this class, and so I expect no less.
So you? S can talk later V. is Excel?
Those creatures who not only excel at devastation, but revel in it.
Yes, but the Reblochon was excel lent.

News and current affairs

Consider high technology, where America is supposed to excel.
Of course, alarm bells have rung before in Saudi Arabia, but the ruling family remained in denial--deniability and repression being the political arts at which the al-Saud excel.
If the only factor that increases a professor's salary is the passage of time, why make the extra effort to excel?
The US continues to excel, with huge recent breakthroughs in Mars exploration and genomics, though it is now imperiling that excellence through budget cuts.
Mastering the specific information related to assessing creditworthiness and monitoring the performance of loans is precisely the kind of thing at which the private sector is supposed to excel.
Indeed, fundamentalist professionals often excel in such activism.
They buy expensive toys to maximize their child's learning potential and spend much more on private schools or after school tutoring in the hope that he or she will excel on the tests that determine entry to elite universities.
This would encourage greater sympathy for and empathy with the different needs and impulses of women and men--and a deeper appreciation that the male paradigm is not the only valid one within which to live life and excel in science.
For example, PISA assessments have revealed that, while Japanese students excel at reproducing what they have learned, they often struggle when asked to extrapolate from that knowledge and apply it creatively.
Anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of physics and engineering - two subjects at which Russians excel - can see that the system is designed to do precisely that.

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