English to Spanish Meaning of oversea - de ultramar

Oversea :
de ultramar

de ultramar, exterior, externo, extraterrestre

en el extranjero, al aire libre, fuera, de ultramar

de ultramarde ultramar
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Definitions of oversea in English
Adjective(1) being or passing over or across the sea
Adverb(1) beyond or across the sea
Examples of oversea in English
(1) Projects often overrun and costs follow suit, but there is rarely much scope to raise income to offset the damage.(2) the Mediterranean has been overrun by tourists(3) he allowed the match to overrun by 2 minutes(4) He said he also could not say if there was a cost overrun on the Mason Hall project, since that was an issue between the owner, contractor and sub-contractor.(5) Easier for many to manage smaller parcels of land, especially when engaged in continual battle with the wilderness that threatened to overrun their farms and their lives.(6) let the text overrun the right-hand margin(7) I just have this image in my head of a quiet suburban street being overrun by Aliens loping on all fours over the tarmac.(8) The sprag clutch, in turn, allows the electric motor to overrun the engine when its power is not being utilized.(9) Second, the staff enforces a laissez-faire attitude among the other patrons so that the place isn't overrun by autograph-seekers.(10) The plot of land on a passageway was overrun with nettles and has not been touched for more than 20 years.(11) The aftermath of the war also means that the city isn't overrun by tourists and there are few places selling tacky souvenirs at inflated prices.(12) the pilot thinks he is braking as hard as possible but has the risk of an overrun(13) Thier numbers need to be humanely controlled or else they would overrun the place.(14) Unlike many pretty spots on the California coast, Baywood Park isn't overrun with tourists.(15) To Tand's amusement, Tanj had taken a nap; a nap that had extended through lunch and was threatening to overrun dinner(16) he mustn't overrun his budget
Related Phrases of oversea
(1) overseas ::
de ultramar
Synonyms
Adjective
1. overseas ::
de ultramar
Adverb
2. overseas ::
de ultramar
Different Forms
oversea, overseas
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