sur
1 Americanpreposition
noun
noun
prefix
prefix
Etymology
Origin of sur1
< French < Latin super super-
Origin of sur-3
Middle English < Old French < Latin super- super-
Example Sentences
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Sur raised his target price on Applied Materials stock to $400 from $260 and kept an Overweight rating on the stock.
From Barron's
The Bay Area also will be hit with gusts of wind exceeding 40 miles per hour in Big Sur and areas of higher terrain Sunday.
From Los Angeles Times
Big Sur Fire and the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office arrived and coordinated search and rescue efforts, according to a news release.
From Los Angeles Times
“Petite escargot porte sur son dos,” Dad sings at the table.
From Literature
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Sur kept an Overweight rating on the stock and raised his target price to $1,950 from $1,485.
From Barron's
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