ya lo superé

ya lo superé
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. I'm over him (masculine)
¿Todavía piensas en José? - No. Ya lo superé.Do you still think of Jose? - No. I'm over him.
b. I'm over it
Todavía estás triste por no haber conseguido el trabajo? - No, estoy bien. Ya lo superé.Are you still sad about not getting that job? - No, I'm fine. I'm over it.
c. I'm over him now
Ya lo superé, pero tengo que admitir que fue muy difícil romper con Carlos.I'm over him now, but I have to admit it was very difficult to break up with Carlos.
d. I'm over it now
El divorcio de mis padres me afectó mucho, pero ya lo superé.My parents' divorce hit me hard, but I'm over it now.
a. I already surpassed him
A word or phrase that is masculine (e.g., el libro).
(masculine)
Jorge tiene el mejor puntaje en este juego. - No. Ya lo superé.Jorge has the highest score in this game. - No. I already surpassed him.
b. I already surpassed it
¿Crees que puedes superar el tiempo de Miguel en la carrera de 5 kilómetros? - No "creo" que puedo. Ya lo superé.Do you think you can surpass Mike's time in the 5k race? - I don't "think" I can. I already surpassed it.
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