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1. (v.t.) overdo
to do to excess; overindulge in.
2. overdo
to carry to excess or beyond the proper limit:
to overdo the charm with the boss.
3. overdo
to overact (a part); exaggerate.
4. overdo
to overtax the strength of; exhaust.
5. overdo
to overcook.
6. (v.i.) overdo
to do too much; go to extremes.
Etymology: (bef. 1000)
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| Definition of 'overdo' |
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1. (verb) overdo, exaggerate
do something to an excessive degree
"He overdid it last night when he did 100 pushups"
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1. (verb) overdo
to do or use too much
Put a little paint on the brush, but don't overdo it.
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Sense: to do, say (something) in an exaggerated way etc
They overdid the sympathy.
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 Afrikaans: oordoen, oordryf |
 Arabic: يُفْرِط، يُبالِغ |
 Bulgarian: прекалявам |
 Brazilian: exagerar |
 Czech: přehánět |
 German: übertreiben |
 Danish: overdrive |
 Greek: παρακάνω, υπερβάλλω |
 Spanish: exagerar, pasarse con |
 Estonian: liialdama |
 Farsi: زیاده روی کردن |
 Finnish: liioitella |
 French: exagérer |
 Hebrew: לְהַגזִים |
 Hindi: अति कर देना |
 Croatian: pretjerati |
 Hungarian: eltúloz |
 Indonesian: membesar-besarkan |
 Icelandic: ofgera |
 Italian: esagerare |
 Japanese: やりすぎる |
 Korean: …을 과장하다 |
 Lithuanian: perdėti, persistengti |
 Latvian: pārspīlēt |
 Malay: berlebih-lebihan |
 Dutch: overdrijven |
 Norwegian: overdrive |
 Polish: przesadzić, przetrzymać |
 Persian: زیاده روی کردن |
 Pashto: زياتى مثال په وينا يا په |
 Portuguese: exagerar |
 Romanian: a exagera |
 Russian: переборщить |
 Slovak: preháňať |
 Slovenian: pretiravati |
 Serbian: preterati |
 Swedish: överdriva |
 Thai: ทำ; พูดเกินจริง |
 Turkish: abartmak |
 Taiwanese: 做得過度 |
 Ukrainian: перебільшувати |
 Urdu: مبالغہ کرنا |
 Vietnamese: hành động thái quá |
 Chinese: 做得过度 |
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