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tu superi

pass, surpass, outdo, get past

ˈs u . p e . r i → superare
super overcome, get through + i present subjunctive or 2nd-person singular present indicative
verb · 2nd-person singular, present tense / 1st-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular Rare #34,411
pass Often used for passing an exam or test.
IT: Spero che tu superi l'esame.
EN: I hope you pass the exam.
surpass, outdo, get past
IT: È difficile che tu superi tuo fratello in velocità.
EN: It's hard for you to outdo your brother in speed.
Conjugation of superare
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Second superi —
Third supera superano
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second supera —
Third superi —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First superi —
Second superi —
Third superi —

Tom spera che Mary superi l'esame.

Tom hopes that Mary passes the exam.

Non superi il limite di velocità.

Don't exceed the speed limit.

Ma, finché non superi il traguardo in prima posizione, non puoi saperlo.

But until you cross the finish line in first place, you can't know.

— Senna (2010)

Io spero che Mary superi l'esame.

I hope Mary passes the exam.

Ha sempre paura che suo fratello lo superi.

He's always afraid his brother will surpass him.

— Andrej Rublëv (1966)

Se lo superi, ti sparano.

If you cross it, they'll shoot you.

— Le iene (1992)

Le scimmie amano le banane, ma tu le superi.

Monkeys love bananas, but you outdo them.

Sounds similar to

supera ˈs u . p e . r a