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Meanings of overtake in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "overcome"
Examples for "overcome"
1
However, challenges remain and innovative control strategies are needed to overcome these.
2
We wish the population much courage and strength to overcome the crisis.
3
LY: How can we overcome racism among different ethnic groups and minorities?
4
We are a unique country; neither war nor trouble can overcome freedom.
5
But Leone said businesses will increasingly find solutions to overcome security concerns.
1
However, their size and duration can overwhelm available public and private resources.
2
A big outbreak would overwhelm poorly funded health systems across the region.
3
That implies U.S. supply is unlikely to overwhelm global markets, Saucer said.
4
I overwhelm the bureaucrats with legal papers and easily win the case.
5
But there are fears that could balloon and overwhelm shaky health services.
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I needed to feel his strength; I wanted him to overpower me.
2
I refused to allow my concern for Gabby's safety to overpower me.
3
Locally, the pandemic threatens to overpower South Africa's already-strained public healthcare system.
4
Imagine yourself a woman-a creature in whom the feelings overpower the judgment.
5
They will overpower our guards and open the gates to the enemy.
1
There be come to my house strange warriors, whelm here none knoweth.
2
He wanted to whelm his senses in their perfume, and closed his eyes.
3
The tide of war is surging up, and presently will whelm us utterly.
4
Will it break and whelm me in brackish water and morass?
5
Whom the gods would whelm they first deprive of reason; mark ye this!
1
Regardless, the armies of Muad'Dib would sweep over them and continue onward.
2
He had finally said it, and he felt relief sweep over him.
3
She ignored them and let the chill night wind sweep over her.
4
Hold aright the storms that sweep over, bear the tempest far away.
5
Rojka felt a wave of weariness sweep over him at the reference.
Usage of overtake in anglès
1
In the next year, Nick was able to overtake Acme's business revenue.
2
It is always important for perception not to overtake fact, she said.
3
Starbucks expects China to overtake Canada as its second-largest market in 2014.
4
I thought to myself 'now or never' and went for the overtake.
5
Senator Bernie Sanders' ability to overtake her for the Democratic Party's nomination.
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The combined group would overtake WPP as the world's largest advertising company.
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It expects to overtake rival Indosat ISAT.JK this year as the No.
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The shout was prophetic of the vengeance about to overtake the Church.
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The storm seemed about to overtake us; but we felt no breeze.
10
They may overtake it that very night; if not, on the morrow.
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It helped New Orleans finally overtake the Jazz in the third quarter.
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Cyclists usually keep to the left so cars can overtake more easily.
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Besides, there was no way we were going to overtake Renford's men.
14
Moonves acknowledged CBS wasn't going to be able to overtake its rival.
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Motorists often take this as a signal to overtake the stationery vehicle.
16
He could not overtake it and it disappeared into the thick jungle.
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Overtake through the time
Overtake across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common