o oa ob oc od oe of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz

Перевод: overtake

[глагол]
догнать; нагнать; наверстать; поравняться; настигать; застигнуть врасплох; овладевать

Тезаурус:

1. Luckily the lad spoke a little English, telling Harry to cycle on and he would overtake for Harry to follow at a distance.
2. Do you really think there is room to overtake just there?
3. I overtake them and turn round.
4. The League could overtake the Christian Democrats in Lombardy, and win nearly a tenth of all seats.
5. Don't let time overtake you.
6. With the oil running down, the Japanese are poised to overtake the British investment share in the near future.
7. The coachman reined in his horses, leapt into the road and, seizing the sprawling cyclist, beat him soundly with his whip for having the temerity to overtake the coach.
8. The remaining delegates to be chosen in these races will not give Mr Clinton a firm lock on the nomination but, barring some unfathomable collapse on his part, he will be mathematically impossible to overtake.
9. But if they succeed, overcoming barriers of language, culture and distance, they have the chance to grow on such a worldwide scale that they could overtake the world's two biggest car makers, General Motors and Ford, in a decade or so.
10. Energy efficiency may be the quickest way to abate emissions of carbon dioxide but it is hard to imagine it being applied effectively in Third World countries, whose output of the gas is likely to overtake the developed world's in the second or third decade of the next century.
11. The absence of a train-shed from the Gare d'Orsay was symptomatic of the change about to overtake station-building.
12. "If a driver knows that any attempt to overtake the car ahead of him will risk a fine or disqualification, then he will not try," the Austrian said.
13. Indeed there was a time in Christine's life when work threatened to overtake everything else.