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chāo
v. surpass, overtake; to go beyond a limit, be beyond the normal level
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What is the difference between 超过 and 超?
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The difference between 超过 (chāoguò) and 超 (chāo):

超过 (chāoguò) is a verb that means "to exceed" or "to surpass" in quantity, quality, or degree. For example: "这个数字超过了一百" (Zhège shùzì chāoguòle yībǎi) - "This number exceeds one hundred."

超 (chāo) can be used as a verb or an adjective to indicate that something exceeds a certain limit or standard. For example: "超速" (chāo sù) - "to exceed the speed limit"
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What is the most common way to use 超? (chāo)
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