overreaching 的 2 个定义
- to reach or extend over or beyond: The shelf overreached the nook and had to be planed down.
- to go beyond, as a thing aimed at or sought: an arrow that had overreached the target.
- to stretch to excess, as by a straining effort: to overreach one's arm and strain a muscle.
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overreaching 近义词
exceed
overreaching 的近义词 4 个
outwit
spread over
overreaching 的近义词 5 个
更多overreaching例句
- So the example could just be being included to try to kneecap dodgy legal advice that suggests contract clauses are a panacea for US surveillance overreach.
- Otherwise, every unexplained decision by tech companies about access to information potentially becomes fodder for conspiracists and, even worse, the foundation for overreaching governmental policy.
- Apple having a controlling function around that seems an overreach.
- Knowing when you’ve crossed that line would be very helpful, but studies so far have mostly failed to find consistent and reliable markers of overreaching.
- One is that, in a study that tested dozens of possible ways of predicting overreaching, there’s always the risk that the one positive finding occurred merely by chance.
- An equally universal phenomenon is imperial overreaching by large states.
- By overreaching on health care, he has managed to achieve precisely the opposite effect.
- Republican legislatures are overreaching with voting laws to try to gain partisan advantage.
- In the film he dangles from the tree with only one foot touching the ground, which is an invention perhaps a tad overreaching.
- “Afghan good enough” is the military phrase for limiting our objectives to what is achievable and not overreaching.
- Cunning signifies especially a habit or gift of overreaching, accompanied with enjoyment and a sense of superiority.
- If my neighbor uses his greater knowledge as a means of overreaching us all, it injures us and ruins him.
- Avoid a second time overreaching thy superiors; for not another man of the Greeks would have easily appeased me.
- I beg your pardon, Miss Lynne, but I really do think that you are overreaching yourself somewhat, and playing a dangerous game.
- The Chinese merchants are frequently called scoundrels from their habit of overreaching when opportunity occurs.