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to overrun
01
invadere, sopraffare
to invade or overwhelm with a large number, surpassing defenses
Transitive: to overrun a place
02
superare, invadere
to move beyond a boundary or limit, often in an uncontrolled way
Transitive: to overrun an area or limit
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sopravanzare, invadere
to win against and take the place of someone or something
Transitive: to overrun an opponent or their position
04
traboccare, inondare
to spill or flow over the edges or boundaries of something
Transitive: to overrun a limit or brim
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invadere, sovraccaricare
occupy in large numbers or live on a host
Overrun
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eccesso, sovrapproduzione
too much production or more than expected
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During the surprise attack, the invaders sought to overrun the strategically important city.
The locusts threatened to overrun the agricultural fields, causing widespread crop damage.
The enemy forces attempted to overrun the border, catching the defenders off guard.
In times of war, nations may deploy additional troops to prevent the enemy from overruning their territory.
The protesters aimed to overrun the government buildings, demanding political change.
