How to Say "moved past" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “moved past” is “superado” — B2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Ella está superada. Ya no le afecta el divorcio.
She is over it (emotionally recovered). The divorce doesn't affect her anymore.
Ese teléfono es un modelo superado.
That phone is an outdated model.
El reto fue superado con éxito por el equipo.
The challenge was successfully overcome by the team.
Agreement is Key
When 'superado' is used as an adjective (often with 'estar' or 'ser'), it MUST change its ending to match the person or thing it describes: 'superada' (feminine), 'superados' (plural masculine), 'superadas' (plural feminine).
Confusing the Two Forms
Mistake: “Using 'Ella ha superada' (incorrectly changing the ending with 'haber').”
Correction: When using 'haber' (has/have), the participle never changes: 'Ella ha superado'. When using 'estar' (is/are) to describe a state, it changes: 'Ella está superada'.
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