Overshoot Meaning in English

word

US

ˈoʊvɝˌʃut

OH-ver-SHOOT

UK

ˌəʊvəʃˈuːt

oh-vuh-SHOOT

परिभाषा

To go past a target, limit, or intended point by mistake or by going too far. It can be used for physical distance, numbers, or goals.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Usually formal or technical; common with numbers, measurements, or targets. Examples: 'overshoot a budget', 'overshoot the runway'. Not commonly used in casual speech. Often implies unintended or undesired excess.

• Spanish: pasarse - excederse
• Portuguese (BR): exceder - ultrapassar (limite)
• Portuguese (PT): exceder - ultrapassar (limite)
• Chinese (Simplified): 超出 - 超过
• Chinese (Traditional): 超出 - 超過
• Hindi: सीमा पार करना - अधिक करना
• Arabic: يتجاوز - يَفرُط
• Bengali: অতিরিক্ত এগিয়ে যাওয়া - লক্ষ্য অতিক্রম করা
• Russian: превысить - перелететь - зайти за пределы
• Japanese: 行き過ぎる - オーバーシュートする
• Vietnamese: vượt quá - đi quá (mục tiêu/hạn mức)
• Korean: 초과하다 - 지나치다
• Turkish: aşırıya kaçmak - hedefi aşmak
• Urdu: حد سے بڑھ جانا - مقررہ حد عبور کرنا
• Indonesian: melewati batas - melampaui target

उदाहरण वाक्य

Be careful not to overshoot the finish line.

basic

The plane began to overshoot the runway during landing.

basic

Try not to overshoot your budget this month.

basic

If you set the temperature too high, the oven will overshoot and burn the food.

natural

We may overshoot our sales target if this trend continues.

natural

He tends to overshoot when estimating how much time a task will take.

natural