overhang

overhang
overhang
tr[(vb) əʊvə'hæŋ; (n) əʊvə'hæŋg]
transitive verb
1 sobresalir por encima de, colgar por encima de
intransitive verb
1 sobresalir, colgar por encima
noun
1 saliente nombre masculino
overhang [.o:vər'hæŋ] v, -hung [-'hʌŋ] ; -hanging vt
1) : sobresalir por encima de
2) threaten: amenazar
overhang vi
: sobresalir
overhang ['o:vər.hæŋ] n
: saliente mf
overhang
n.
• alero s.m.
• desplome s.m.
• proyección s.f.
v.
• estar pendiente v.
• sobresalir por encima de v.

I
1. 'əʊvər'hæŋ, ˌəʊvə'hæŋ
(past & past p -hung) transitive verb sobresalir* por encima de

2.
vi sobresalir*

he tried to grab an overhanging branch — trató de agarrarse de una rama que colgaba por encima


II 'əʊvərhæŋ, 'əʊvəhæŋ
noun saliente f or (Esp) m
(vb: pt, pp overhung)
1.
['ǝʊvǝhæŋ]
N proyección f ; [of roof] alero m ; (in rock climbing) saliente m , extraplomo m
2.
[ˌǝʊvǝ'hæŋ]
VT sobresalir por encima de

a beach overhung with palm trees — una playa sobre la que se inclinan las palmeras

the mists that overhung the valley — la neblina que flotaba sobre el valle

3.
[ˌǝʊvǝ'hæŋ]
VI sobresalir
* * *

I
1. ['əʊvər'hæŋ, ˌəʊvə'hæŋ]
(past & past p -hung) transitive verb sobresalir* por encima de

2.
vi sobresalir*

he tried to grab an overhanging branch — trató de agarrarse de una rama que colgaba por encima


II ['əʊvərhæŋ, 'əʊvəhæŋ]
noun saliente f or (Esp) m

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