overrun in Spanish
overrun in Spanish is exceder, invadir, rebasar — overrun means to spread over or invade a place in large numbers, often taking full control of it.
overrun in Spanish
exceder
invadir
rebasar
What does "overrun" mean?
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verb To spread over or invade a place in large numbers, often taking full control of it.
"The garden was completely overrun with weeds."
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verb To go on for longer than planned.
"The meeting overran by almost an hour."
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noun An amount by which something has gone beyond its planned budget, time, or capacity.
"The project suffered a huge cost overrun."
overrun in a sentence
- The garden was completely overrun with weeds.
- Enemy forces overran the border town within days.
- The meeting overran by almost an hour.
- The project suffered a huge cost overrun.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "overrun" in Spanish?
"overrun" in Spanish is exceder, invadir, rebasar. overrun means: To spread over or invade a place in large numbers, often taking full control of it.
How do you use "overrun" in a sentence?
Example: "The garden was completely overrun with weeds." In Spanish, "overrun" is exceder, invadir, rebasar.
Are there other ways to say "overrun" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "overrun": exceder, invadir, rebasar.
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