Recuperarse de una enfermedad o de un mal momento.
To recover from illness or a bad experience.
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See how the word “superar” is used in sentences
Le costó meses superar la ruptura. — It took her months to get over the breakup.
Pronto se recuperará de su resfriado. — She will get over her cold soon.
Pasa por encima de la valla con cuidado. — Please get over the fence carefully.
Quiero transmitir mis ideas con claridad. — I want to get over my thoughts clearly.
Todavía no ha superado la gripe. — He still hasn't got over the flu.
¿Ya te has recuperado de esa ruptura? — Have you gotten over that breakup yet?
¿Puedes pasar por encima de este obstáculo ahora? — Can you get over this obstacle now?
¿Transmitiste tu punto de vista en la reunión? — Did you get over your point during the meeting?
¿Cuánto se tarda en superar un buen resfriado? — How long does it take to get over a bad cold?
Intenta recuperarte pronto de la decepción. — Please try to get over the disappointment quickly.
Consiguió pasar por encima del muro con facilidad. — He managed to get over the wall easily.
Le costó transmitir su mensaje con eficacia. — She found it hard to get over her message effectively.
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