overlap in Finnish
overlap in Finnish is limittyä, limittää, olla osittain päällekkäin — overlap means to extend over part of something else, partly covering it.
overlap in Finnish
limittyä
To extend over and partly cover something.
limittää
To extend over and partly cover something.
olla osittain päällekkäin
To extend over and partly cover something.
mennä päällekkäin
To have an area, range, character or function in common.
leikata
(mathematics) Of sets: to have some elements in common.
What does "overlap" mean?
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verb To extend over part of something else, partly covering it.
"The tiles are laid so each one overlaps the next."
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verb To share part of the same time, space, or subject matter with something else.
"Our shifts overlap by about an hour, so we can hand things over properly."
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noun A part shared in common, or the act of overlapping.
"There's a lot of overlap between the two job descriptions."
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overlap in a sentence
- The tiles are laid so each one overlaps the next.
- Slates on the roof overlap so that rainwater runs off them.
- Our shifts overlap by about an hour, so we can hand things over properly.
- Their research interests overlap quite a bit.
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What is "overlap" in Finnish?
"overlap" in Finnish is limittyä, limittää, olla osittain päällekkäin. overlap means: To extend over part of something else, partly covering it.
How do you use "overlap" in a sentence?
Example: "The tiles are laid so each one overlaps the next." In Finnish, "overlap" is limittyä, limittää, olla osittain päällekkäin.
Are there other ways to say "overlap" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "overlap": limittyä, limittää, olla osittain päällekkäin, mennä päällekkäin, leikata.
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