Examples of using Has surpassed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Ebola outbreak has surpassed 10,000 cases and killed more than 4,922, according to the latest figures
Japan has surpassed the U.S. as a country of the middle class.
But this recession has surpassed the ten-month average length of recessions in the post-World War II period.
The Japanese Yen has surpassed the US dollar to become the most traded national currency in the Bitcoin-to-fiat market.
According to research from The Block, the total sum of stolen cryptocurrencies from exchanges has surpassed $1.35 billion.
it's safe to say the App Store has surpassed iTunes.
The video game market has surpassed the US $116 billion mark in 2017. More than 2.2
The size of China's middle class has surpassed the U.S. middle class for the first time ever.
South Korea's per capita national debt has surpassed 13 million won.
With 7,249 branded stores in China, Li Ning has surpassed Adidas to become the No. 2 sports-apparel company in the country.
The death toll from the Sept. 28 earthquake and tsunami in central Sulawesi has surpassed 1,500, and some 2,500 people have been reported seriously injured.
Statistics from iPrice for the third quarter also show that Shopee has surpassed Lazada in terms of web traffic in Southeast Asia.
The German organic food market has surpassed$ 11 billion while the figure in France is$ 9.4 billion, doubling in 5 years.
In many countries, the number of smartphones has surpassed the number of personal computers;
Many analysts and even Chinese officials, themselves, believe China has surpassed the United States as the world's biggest emitter of carbon dioxide.
Chinese officials say the death toll from the earthquake has surpassed 68,000, with nearly 20,000 more people missing.
today FPX has surpassed G2.
The total number of international observers accredited for the Russian presidential election has surpassed 1,500.
The number of deaths has surpassed 3,000 and we have 100,000 confirmed cases of infection nationwide.
Today, the magnitude of information rushing toward us from every direction has surpassed our capacity for consumption.