overmatched

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overmatchedpartizip perfekt
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Past-participle adjective derived from the verb "overmatch"; rarely gradable.
Übersetzungen
The overmatched employee couldn't handle the workload.
Перегруженный сотрудник не мог справиться с объемом работы.
The overmatched team struggled to keep up with their opponents.
Подавленная команда изо всех сил пыталась не отставать от своих соперников.
Definitionen
Having less skill, strength, or ability compared to an opponent or challenge.
The team was overmatched by their rivals, who had more experienced players.
overmatchverb

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Präteritum
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Partizip Perfekt
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Gerundium
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Übersetzungen
The new fighter jet can overmatch any existing aircraft.
Новый истребитель может превосходить любой существующий самолет.
He managed to overmatch his opponent in the final round.
Ему удалось переплюнуть своего соперника в финальном раунде.
Definitionen
To surpass or defeat in a contest or competition.
The team managed to overmatch their opponents with superior strategy and skill.
To be too powerful or effective for someone or something to handle.
The new software overmatched the old system, leading to a complete upgrade.
overmatchsubstantiv
Definitionen
A situation in which one person or group is significantly stronger or more capable than another.
The team's overmatch in skill and experience was evident from the start of the game.
An opponent or adversary that is too strong or powerful to be defeated.
Despite their best efforts, the smaller army found the enemy to be an overmatch.
Superiority of strength or capability over an adversary; dominance.
Maintaining overmatch is essential for modern armored units.