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Meanings of overdo in English
Usage of overdo in English
1
Work out a training programme that suits you, and never overdo it.
2
The problem is that you could overdo it if you're not careful!
3
In our business it is better to overdo suspicion than the opposite.
4
Those who attempt to act in disguise are apt to overdo it.
5
Eat some fruit and veggies every day and don't overdo. Good advice.
6
Most of all, Bill urged her not to let Peter overdo it.
7
The student must be cautioned not to overdo this early morning exercise.
8
It sometimes makes us vain, and then one day we overdo it.
9
Don't want you to overdo now that you're finally on the mend.
10
To overdo at games and amusements is more harmful than to overwork.
11
Cooke to overdo his part at singing, which I never did before.
12
We overdo it on the upside and overdo it on the downside.
13
Then, with repeated warnings to rest and not overdo, she left him.
14
But one could overdo it, too, for a man had to live.
15
We sha'n't be allowed to come to-morrow if we overdo it to-day.'
16
These slumming parties are delightful if you don't overdo them-butthe people!
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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