Definition of overpass in English:

overpass

noun ˈəʊvəpɑːsˈoʊvərˌpæs

A bridge by which a road or railway line passes over another.
Example sentencesExamples
- Typically, the enemy chooses to stage attacks from areas which have access roads, buildings, overpasses or thick brush along MSRs and auxiliary supply routes.
- The current structure encompasses a pedestrian walkway, rail line and a vehicle overpass.
- As part of their August crackdown on drugs, police set up a roadside checkpoint under the overpass on Pratamnak Road on August 12.
- Overhead, a helicopter hovers at such a low height that it only just clears the occasional overpass bridges that appear.
- As the driver lost control of the bus and it slid toward a railway overpass, he yelled, ‘Hold on!’
- To make things worse, the city administration has blamed annual flooding and the worsening condition of overpasses and bridges on squatters.
- One revealed that hundreds of bridges and overpasses required urgent upgrade, or were described as ‘life expired’.
- Remember bridges and overpasses freeze up before and remain frozen longer than other road surfaces.
- Leave your vehicle immediately and seek shelter, but not under overpasses and bridges.
- He said registration officials would have a hard time registering eligible voters living in slums or under bridges and overpasses.
- It also involves dismounting to clear bridges, under bridges, overpasses, signs, culverts and guard rails.
- Osier and Mrs. Thomassen found my sister shivering in a pile of leaves under a railway overpass on the east side of downtown.
- This involves what's called surface infrastructure, and so you're talking about bridges, roads, overpasses, possibly the reconstruction or refurbishment of ports and so forth.
- The plan would replace two overpasses - for the railway and the expressway - with tunnels at the foot of these streets, making access to the lake even uglier and more forbidding than it already is.
- Motorcyclists congregated under overpasses, bridges and bus stops, taking up much of the road as they waited for the rain to ease.
- The piers of roadway overpasses and underpasses tend to have solid cross sections.
- It was pulled off beside the road under an overpass.
- Additionally, prior knowledge of the route will allow soldiers to anticipate actions that will be required at choke points, bridges, overpasses, and intersections.
- Seven cars filled with oats and one empty car derailed near an overpass on Sangamon Avenue, Springfield police and the Union Pacific Railroad said.
- ‘Up there, under the overpass and cross the road,’ she said.
Synonyms
viaduct, aqueduct, flyover

verb əʊvəˈpɑːsˌoʊvərˈpæs

[with object]rare

Surpass.
did not its sublimity overpass a little the bounds of the ridiculous?
Example sentencesExamples
- Wherefore also he used to overpass by a very great deal the lines marked out, in every way springing higher than the very heaven.
- I just polished off a can of pineapple juice and was thinking of how it overpassed my love of apple juice.
- Today I returned and overpassed my normal training loads.
- Sometimes we overpassed, we overdid things, but our hard work paid off later.

Definition of overpass in US English:

overpass

nounˈōvərˌpasˈoʊvərˌpæs

A bridge by which a road or railroad passes over another.
Example sentencesExamples
- Leave your vehicle immediately and seek shelter, but not under overpasses and bridges.
- The current structure encompasses a pedestrian walkway, rail line and a vehicle overpass.
- To make things worse, the city administration has blamed annual flooding and the worsening condition of overpasses and bridges on squatters.
- The plan would replace two overpasses - for the railway and the expressway - with tunnels at the foot of these streets, making access to the lake even uglier and more forbidding than it already is.
- Overhead, a helicopter hovers at such a low height that it only just clears the occasional overpass bridges that appear.
- Additionally, prior knowledge of the route will allow soldiers to anticipate actions that will be required at choke points, bridges, overpasses, and intersections.
- As the driver lost control of the bus and it slid toward a railway overpass, he yelled, ‘Hold on!’
- It also involves dismounting to clear bridges, under bridges, overpasses, signs, culverts and guard rails.
- The piers of roadway overpasses and underpasses tend to have solid cross sections.
- As part of their August crackdown on drugs, police set up a roadside checkpoint under the overpass on Pratamnak Road on August 12.
- One revealed that hundreds of bridges and overpasses required urgent upgrade, or were described as ‘life expired’.
- This involves what's called surface infrastructure, and so you're talking about bridges, roads, overpasses, possibly the reconstruction or refurbishment of ports and so forth.
- It was pulled off beside the road under an overpass.
- Seven cars filled with oats and one empty car derailed near an overpass on Sangamon Avenue, Springfield police and the Union Pacific Railroad said.
- Osier and Mrs. Thomassen found my sister shivering in a pile of leaves under a railway overpass on the east side of downtown.
- ‘Up there, under the overpass and cross the road,’ she said.
- Remember bridges and overpasses freeze up before and remain frozen longer than other road surfaces.
- Motorcyclists congregated under overpasses, bridges and bus stops, taking up much of the road as they waited for the rain to ease.
- Typically, the enemy chooses to stage attacks from areas which have access roads, buildings, overpasses or thick brush along MSRs and auxiliary supply routes.
- He said registration officials would have a hard time registering eligible voters living in slums or under bridges and overpasses.
Synonyms
viaduct, aqueduct, flyover

verbˌōvərˈpasˌoʊvərˈpæs

[with object]

1Pass over; traverse.
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, UVB satellite data is available, at least for a given moment of the day in each region overpassed by the satellite.
- Everyone overpassed it. It was just an overlooked, overpassed sewer hole in the middle of a great, seething civilization.
- She had never been more than 5 miles out of Bennett but they had overpassed that mark earlier that day.
1. 1.1 Surpass.
  a capacity to overpass old limits
  Example sentencesExamples
  Sometimes we overpassed, we overdid things, but our hard work paid off later.
  I just polished off a can of pineapple juice and was thinking of how it overpassed my love of apple juice.
  Today I returned and overpassed my normal training loads.
  Wherefore also he used to overpass by a very great deal the lines marked out, in every way springing higher than the very heaven.

单词	overpass
释义	Definition of overpass in English: overpass noun ˈəʊvəpɑːsˈoʊvərˌpæs A bridge by which a road or railway line passes over another. Example sentencesExamples Typically, the enemy chooses to stage attacks from areas which have access roads, buildings, overpasses or thick brush along MSRs and auxiliary supply routes. The current structure encompasses a pedestrian walkway, rail line and a vehicle overpass. As part of their August crackdown on drugs, police set up a roadside checkpoint under the overpass on Pratamnak Road on August 12. Overhead, a helicopter hovers at such a low height that it only just clears the occasional overpass bridges that appear. As the driver lost control of the bus and it slid toward a railway overpass, he yelled, ‘Hold on!’ To make things worse, the city administration has blamed annual flooding and the worsening condition of overpasses and bridges on squatters. One revealed that hundreds of bridges and overpasses required urgent upgrade, or were described as ‘life expired’. Remember bridges and overpasses freeze up before and remain frozen longer than other road surfaces. Leave your vehicle immediately and seek shelter, but not under overpasses and bridges. He said registration officials would have a hard time registering eligible voters living in slums or under bridges and overpasses. It also involves dismounting to clear bridges, under bridges, overpasses, signs, culverts and guard rails. Osier and Mrs. Thomassen found my sister shivering in a pile of leaves under a railway overpass on the east side of downtown. This involves what's called surface infrastructure, and so you're talking about bridges, roads, overpasses, possibly the reconstruction or refurbishment of ports and so forth. The plan would replace two overpasses - for the railway and the expressway - with tunnels at the foot of these streets, making access to the lake even uglier and more forbidding than it already is. Motorcyclists congregated under overpasses, bridges and bus stops, taking up much of the road as they waited for the rain to ease. The piers of roadway overpasses and underpasses tend to have solid cross sections. It was pulled off beside the road under an overpass. Additionally, prior knowledge of the route will allow soldiers to anticipate actions that will be required at choke points, bridges, overpasses, and intersections. Seven cars filled with oats and one empty car derailed near an overpass on Sangamon Avenue, Springfield police and the Union Pacific Railroad said. ‘Up there, under the overpass and cross the road,’ she said. Synonyms viaduct, aqueduct, flyover verb əʊvəˈpɑːsˌoʊvərˈpæs [with object]rare Surpass. did not its sublimity overpass a little the bounds of the ridiculous? Example sentencesExamples Wherefore also he used to overpass by a very great deal the lines marked out, in every way springing higher than the very heaven. I just polished off a can of pineapple juice and was thinking of how it overpassed my love of apple juice. Today I returned and overpassed my normal training loads. Sometimes we overpassed, we overdid things, but our hard work paid off later. Definition of overpass in US English: overpass nounˈōvərˌpasˈoʊvərˌpæs A bridge by which a road or railroad passes over another. Example sentencesExamples Leave your vehicle immediately and seek shelter, but not under overpasses and bridges. The current structure encompasses a pedestrian walkway, rail line and a vehicle overpass. To make things worse, the city administration has blamed annual flooding and the worsening condition of overpasses and bridges on squatters. The plan would replace two overpasses - for the railway and the expressway - with tunnels at the foot of these streets, making access to the lake even uglier and more forbidding than it already is. Overhead, a helicopter hovers at such a low height that it only just clears the occasional overpass bridges that appear. Additionally, prior knowledge of the route will allow soldiers to anticipate actions that will be required at choke points, bridges, overpasses, and intersections. As the driver lost control of the bus and it slid toward a railway overpass, he yelled, ‘Hold on!’ It also involves dismounting to clear bridges, under bridges, overpasses, signs, culverts and guard rails. The piers of roadway overpasses and underpasses tend to have solid cross sections. As part of their August crackdown on drugs, police set up a roadside checkpoint under the overpass on Pratamnak Road on August 12. One revealed that hundreds of bridges and overpasses required urgent upgrade, or were described as ‘life expired’. This involves what's called surface infrastructure, and so you're talking about bridges, roads, overpasses, possibly the reconstruction or refurbishment of ports and so forth. It was pulled off beside the road under an overpass. Seven cars filled with oats and one empty car derailed near an overpass on Sangamon Avenue, Springfield police and the Union Pacific Railroad said. Osier and Mrs. Thomassen found my sister shivering in a pile of leaves under a railway overpass on the east side of downtown. ‘Up there, under the overpass and cross the road,’ she said. Remember bridges and overpasses freeze up before and remain frozen longer than other road surfaces. Motorcyclists congregated under overpasses, bridges and bus stops, taking up much of the road as they waited for the rain to ease. Typically, the enemy chooses to stage attacks from areas which have access roads, buildings, overpasses or thick brush along MSRs and auxiliary supply routes. He said registration officials would have a hard time registering eligible voters living in slums or under bridges and overpasses. Synonyms viaduct, aqueduct, flyover verbˌōvərˈpasˌoʊvərˈpæs [with object] 1Pass over; traverse. Example sentencesExamples Also, UVB satellite data is available, at least for a given moment of the day in each region overpassed by the satellite. Everyone overpassed it. It was just an overlooked, overpassed sewer hole in the middle of a great, seething civilization. She had never been more than 5 miles out of Bennett but they had overpassed that mark earlier that day. 1.1 Surpass. a capacity to overpass old limits Example sentencesExamples Sometimes we overpassed, we overdid things, but our hard work paid off later. I just polished off a can of pineapple juice and was thinking of how it overpassed my love of apple juice. Today I returned and overpassed my normal training loads. Wherefore also he used to overpass by a very great deal the lines marked out, in every way springing higher than the very heaven.
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