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Meanings of go-around in English
Synonyms
Examples for "overshoot"
Examples for "overshoot"
1
Ninety-nine per cent of an overshoot could be quietly forgotten, he said.
2
This is increasing the risks of a near-term overshoot for the euro.
3
Headlands agribusiness consultant Alison Dewes said some catchments would overshoot ecological limits.
4
The natural tendency is always to overshoot, whatever one is shooting at.
5
Anyway if you overshoot, you just end up in the sea.' He chuckled.
Usage of go-around in English
1
Flynn's first start in his second go-around with Green Bay was nightmarish.
2
He sensed that a long spell of time had passed this go-around.
Frequent collocations
Go-around through the time