Go above and beyond your duty Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To do more than what is required in your responsibilities, often by putting in extra effort or showing exceptional dedication.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is formal or semi-formal, used in professional or official contexts. Often appears in performance reviews or when complimenting someone for exceptional commitment. Can be directed at others or oneself, but is not used for minor favors. Common variants: 'go above and beyond', 'above and beyond the call of duty'.
Example Sentences
She always goes above and beyond her duty at work.
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Teachers who go above and beyond their duty inspire students.
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My friend always tries to go above and beyond his duty.
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The firefighters really went above and beyond their duty to save everyone in the fire.
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You didn’t just help; you went above and beyond your duty!
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Our manager expects everyone to go above and beyond their duty when needed.
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