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overran是overrun的过去式 overrun美 ['oʊvər.rʌn] 英 ['əʊvə.rʌn] - n.蔓延；跋扈；横行为害；泛滥成灾
- v.越过(范围)；【机】(使)超限运转；(杂草等)(在…)蔓延
- 网络超过
过去式：overran 现在分词：overrunning 第三人称单数：overruns adj. swarming,infested,teeming,filled,flooded v. invade,attack,assail,assault,besiege n. | 2. 蔓延;猖獗,跋扈;横行为害;泛滥成灾;超越限度 2. 蔓延;猖獗,跋扈;横行为害;泛滥成灾;超越限度 | v. | 6. (杂草等)(在…)蔓延;(害虫等)(在…)猖獗,群集(于);(使…)泛滥 9. 超出,越过(范围);【机械工程】(使)超限运转 6. (杂草等)(在…)蔓延;(害虫等)(在…)猖獗,群集(于);(使…)泛滥 9. 超出,越过(范围);【机械工程】(使)超限运转 |
n. | 1. the amount by which something exceeds a preset limit, an estimated cost, or a budget 2. an extra quantity of something produced, e.g. manufactured items or copies of printed matter 3. an instance of somebody or something overrunning, especially of going on beyond the intended stopping point 4. a cleared level area at the end of a runway, available in case a plane overshoots 5. an amount of time or money that is more than was planned or intended 1. the amount by which something exceeds a preset limit, an estimated cost, or a budget 2. an extra quantity of something produced, e.g. manufactured items or copies of printed matter 3. an instance of somebody or something overrunning, especially of going on beyond the intended stopping point 4. a cleared level area at the end of a runway, available in case a plane overshoots 5. an amount of time or money that is more than was planned or intended | v. | 1. to arrive in such large numbers or spread so rapidly in a place that it becomes infested or overcrowded 2. to attack an enemy force, defeat it conclusively, and take over the territory occupied by it 3. to continue beyond a predetermined limit, especially a time limit or fixed budget 4. to go on beyond an intended stopping point such as a boundary line or the end of an airport runway 5. to overflow or spill over something 6. to print extra copies of a publication 7. to transfer set type or illustrated material from one column, page, or line to another 8. to run at higher revolutions than the throttle setting dictates. 9. to take more time, space, or money than was intended 10. to defeat an enemy in war and take the land that they control 1. to arrive in such large numbers or spread so rapidly in a place that it becomes infested or overcrowded 2. to attack an enemy force, defeat it conclusively, and take over the territory occupied by it 3. to continue beyond a predetermined limit, especially a time limit or fixed budget 4. to go on beyond an intended stopping point such as a boundary line or the end of an airport runway 5. to overflow or spill over something 6. to print extra copies of a publication 7. to transfer set type or illustrated material from one column, page, or line to another 8. to run at higher revolutions than the throttle setting dictates. 9. to take more time, space, or money than was intended 10. to defeat an enemy in war and take the land that they control |
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