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L'élève dépasse le maître
Hi ! Does someone know how translate "l'élève dépasse le maître" in english ?
It's a expression which means that one person does better than his model/teacher.
I need it for a presentation and neither my teacher and my dictionnary were able to translate it.
Thank you ! :)
Apr 6, 2013 7:23 AM
Answers · 2
And here I thought this was a Chinese-y, kung fu-y kind of expression :) I would say, "The student has surpassed/surpasses the master."
April 6, 2013
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