That beats everything Meaning in English
expression
释义
An informal way to say something is the most surprising, unbelievable, or extreme thing you've seen, often used when shocked or annoyed.
用法与细微差别
Old-fashioned or regional in American English; less common in modern speech but still understood. Used to express surprise, frustration, or disbelief. Similar to 'now I've seen everything' or 'this takes the cake.' Avoid in very formal situations.
例句
That beats everything! I can’t believe it happened again.
basic
When my car broke down again, I thought, 'that beats everything.'
basic
He lied straight to my face—that beats everything.
basic
'Oh, come on! She forgot my birthday again? That beats everything.'
natural
'You got a parking ticket—again? That beats everything!'
natural
Just when I thought the meeting was over, they added another hour. That beats everything.
natural