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I . over·ˈtake <-took, -taken> GLAG. preh. glag.

1. overtake:

overtake esp brit. angl. avstral. angl. (pass from behind)
prehitevati [dov. obl. prehiteti]
dohitevati [dov. obl. dohiteti]

2. overtake (befall):

3. overtake (affect):

II . over·ˈtake <-took, -taken> GLAG. nepreh. glag. esp brit. angl.

overtake GLAG.

Geslo uporabnika
overtake (surprise) preh. glag.

overtake GLAG.

Geslo uporabnika
overtake preh. glag.

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