overtake
എത്തിപ്പിടിക്കും
definition
verb
the driver overtook a line of vehicles
catch up with and pass while traveling in the same direction.
the pattern of economic ruin overtook them
(especially of misfortune) come suddenly or unexpectedly upon.
translation of 'overtake '
verb
പിന്നിടുക
example
If I didn't, I feared panic would 'overtake' me so badly that I really had no other choice but to try and go.
That's the key to what we have to do, is we have to maintain the ability to pass and 'overtake' .
Isn't it just so annoying when one lorry travelling at 60 mph tries to 'overtake' another which is travelling at 58 mph?
Unfortunately, as happens so often to columnists who monitor current affairs at the global level, events 'overtake' the best of intentions.
The team has managed to 'overtake' last year's successes to receive commendation for every entry they submitted this year.
Wait until it is safe to 'overtake' , and then pass wide and slow.
Take along some mint because the fast descent down the mountain might disturb even city folk, especially when the driver pulls out to 'overtake' other cars on the narrow road.
She is concerned that, unless things change fairly rapidly, a similar fate will 'overtake' her own premises.
In this, time was an indispensable ally: dictators might die, crops fail, disaster 'overtake' an expedition; it all helps, given time.
Nobody in retailing underestimates the power of the card: its success undoubtedly helped Tesco to 'overtake' Sainsbury as Britain's leading grocer.
A driver attempted to 'overtake' them but couldn't complete the move, and pulled towards their SUV.
He said the boom in China's economy had helped shipping 'overtake' tourism.
Later that year he presented the Report on Manufactures, an ambitious plan to 'overtake' Britain in industrial output.
Express bus drivers who don't 'overtake' other buses, hence stopping unnecessarily at every stop.
Now, if a daring driver decides to 'overtake' the bus in front, he runs into trouble in uniform.
You don't let frustration 'overtake' you when you're looking for change.
Tourism is doing pretty well in Mauritius, too, and is set to 'overtake' sugar as the country's most important industry.
While chipping at the landing is still the principal means of comminution, bundling is growing rapidly and could easily 'overtake' roadside chipping within a few years.
My driver then tries to 'overtake' the truck at the same time.
The costs were massive and new procedures were often 'overtaken' by events even before they were implemented.
Then his sadness and sorrow 'overtook' him and he fell to his knees again by Rivta's side, crying.
When curiosity 'overtakes' me, I scoop the parcel into a glass and prudently cover it with a dinner plate.
A Shandean fate 'overtook' his body, which was taken by grave-robbers, recognized at an anatomy lecture in Cambridge, and secretly returned to its grave.
But archaeologists found themselves on the wrong side of history, 'overtaken' by events that they tried hard to forestall.
Even such a disaster as had 'overtaken' them at Kup caused no despondency among the Sikhs.
The light 'overtook' them, passed through the car and vanished - and Gill and his friend kept right on driving!
Angst has 'overtaken' him, he says of his year on tour.
After all the EU is rapidly 'overtaking' the States as the pre-eminent economic superpower.
But although he continued recording, his deep soul style was rapidly 'overtaken' by funk and disco and, later, rap.
Whichever feeling 'overtakes' you, it's likely to be associated with change.
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