supercede

/soo-per-seed/US // ˌsu pərˈsid //

胜过,胜过了,胜出,继承

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

Masteller thinks sports have their redeeming qualities, but is only bothered when they supercede God.
Harmony of interests must supercede the conflict of interests that dominate present-day society.
Schleyer does not propose that Volapk shall supercede any living language.
He was appointed near the end of 1777 a commissioner to France, to supercede Deane, whom Congress had concluded to recall.
Instruments are secondary in their use; they were invented originally, not to supercede, but to assist the voice.
John Locke's influence caused modern philosophy to supercede traditional scholasticism.