Spanish
sobreesforzarse Russian
перенапряжение Spanish
exigencia excesiva Feeling that one can not successfully accomplish a set of requirements.
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Vidal had a tendency to overextend this aspect of his country's hospitality.
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Aggressive growth can overextend management's attention, company infrastructure and financial resources, Moody's said.
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You don't have to overextend yourself, say experts; just do what you can.
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They would let the enemy advance and overextend itself.
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The problem is that sometimes we overextend ourselves.
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The heart is especially subject to the dangers of overstrain in growing boys.
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The overstrain upon our brains has produced a general depression throughout the system.
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Like the fountain, the tower gave the sense of overstrain.
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The very overstrain of the scene on Carmel brought reaction.
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He seemed to bear the mark of overstrain on the part of his parents.
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The nation has entered upon a period of intellectual overstrain.
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It was overstrain, nervous breakdown, a collapse of the system.
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I believe you are working too hard, and we must not overstrain our faculties.
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After the overstrain of the day had come a fit of utter nervous depression.
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The animal had died of heart failure, due to overstrain.
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We see the result of all this overstrain in the prevalence of eye-diseases in India.
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That's why it's clear, one shouldn't overstrain the men, no good will come of it.
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But the particular overstrain we have been examining is part of Mr Masefield's general condition.
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When it was possible, he used his tools carefully; he hated to overstrain fine material.
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To put this interpretation on the words of Blessed Francis is to overstrain their meaning.
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The victim of moral overstrain is the central figure in many novels and countless magazine stories.