look beyond



look beyond someone or something

 
1. Lit. to try to see to a point farther than someone or something. Look beyond Claire at the forest in the distance. Look beyond the house and see what you can spot in the trees behind it.
2. Fig. to try to think or plan further than someone or something. Sally will be gone soon. Look beyond Sally and decide whom you want to hire. Look beyond Tom. Think about how you will deal with the next person who has Tom's job.
See also: beyond, look

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HrÓAldr-Ancient Scandinavian
Opheliao-FEEL-yə (English)English, Literature
ShelbySHEL-beeEnglish
Seong-Minsung-meenKorean
Dudley['dʌdli]
Silas['sailəs]