Beyond | Mean of beyond in English Dictionary

/biˈɑːnd/

• on or to the farther part or side
1. From the house we can see the valley and the hills beyond.
2. We passed the hotel and drove a bit beyond to see the ocean.
• to or until a later time
1. The children who are part of the study will be monitored through their school years and beyond.
• in addition
1. The hostel provides the essentials but nothing beyond. [=further, more, else]

• on or to the farther part or side of (something)
1. From the house we can see the valley and the mountains beyond it.
2. The parking area is just beyond those trees.
3. Our land extends beyond the fence to those trees.
4. planets beyond our solar system
• outside the limits or range of (something)
1. The job is beyond his ability. [=the job is too hard for him; he is not capable of doing the job well]
2. Such a project is beyond the city's budget. [=the project is too expensive]
3. The results were beyond our expectations. [=were better than we expected]
4. His influence does not extend beyond this department.
5. She became rich beyond her wildest dreams. [=became very rich]
6. We need to stop living beyond our means and start saving some money.
• for a period of time that continues after (a particular date, age, etc.)
1. The program is unlikely to continue beyond next year. [=it will probably end after next year]
2. She plans to continue working beyond the usual retirement age.
• in addition to
1. There were no other problems with the house beyond [=besides] the leaky roof.
2. I knew nothing about him beyond [=except] what he told me.