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overrun
/ˌoʊvərˈrʌn/
verb
İstila etmek, basmak
To spread over or occupy a place in large numbers, often causing damage or problems.
- The town was overrun by tourists during the summer.
- Weeds have overrun the abandoned garden.
- The army overran the enemy position.
- The laboratory became overrun with fruit flies after an error in the containment protocol compromised the research environment.
- Invasive species have overrun several native ecosystems in the region, leading to significant declines in biodiversity.
- Historical records indicate that the Roman frontier was eventually overrun by tribal groups migrating from the east.
verb
Bütçeyi veya süreyi aşmak
To exceed a planned limit, especially of time or cost in a project.
- The project overran its budget by millions.
- The meeting overran by thirty minutes.
- Construction costs have overrun estimates.
noun
Bütçe veya süre aşımı
An instance of exceeding a planned limit, or an excess amount beyond what was planned.
- There was a cost overrun of 20% on the construction project.
- The time overrun delayed the product launch.
- Management is concerned about budget overruns.