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Meanings of overlook in English

Portuguese
preterir
Catalan
ometre
Spanish
omitir

Leave undone or leave out.

preterir
Spanish
dominar

To look down on.

dominar

Be oriented in a certain direction.

Usage of overlook in English
1
Symptoms of those preconditional diseases, however, would have been impossible to overlook.
Breathless
2
I mean that we're prepared to overlook certain details of the matter.
The Flanders Panel
3
Some overlook the golf course, the others have views of the courtyard.
The Irish Times
4
We simply cannot overlook the first domino in the mass incarceration line.
Ebony
5
That suggests narrow responses will overlook many of those affected, researchers said.
Reuters
6
Services are administered in private cabanas that overlook a 150-foot water garden.
Ebony
7
If I agree to overlook your trespass, can we continue as before?
Fevre Dream
8
Not every investor is willing to overlook Brazil's still rocky political climate.
Reuters
9
We are in haste to seek for general types and overlook individuals.
Creative Unity
10
And those assumptions could be causing them to overlook great tech workers.
Reuters
11
It must mistake some kind of things; it must overlook some other.
The English Constitution
12
For those reasons, he is prepared to overlook your lack of dowry.
The viscount and the virgin
13
And in this work we must not overlook the weakest among us.
State of the Union Addresses
14
However, Jordan has a rich and flavorful culinary that most travelers overlook.
Ebony
15
He had no idea why Derek would bring Crystal to the overlook.
Table for five
16
Then he took the measure of his companion in a shrewd overlook.
The Grafters
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Catalan
ometre
Overlook through the time
Overlook across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common