overlook
అభిముఖంగా
definition
verb
he seems to have overlooked one important fact
fail to notice (something).
the chateau overlooks fields of corn and olive trees
have a view of from above.
noun
he veered off the highway onto an overlook
a commanding position or view.
translation of 'overlook'
ఉపేక్షించు,
విడుచు
example
He was, and is, a good man, but no man is good enough to 'overlook' every fault, especially something like this.
I left the garden (it started to rain a little) and walked up to the 'overlook' for a long view of Lake Mendota.
The appointment was unanimous and, given the nature of humanities studies, it is doubtful that the department would 'overlook' something as important as equity policies.
Reliance solely on the conventional diagnostic approach will 'overlook' many people who could benefit from thyroid-replacement therapy.
Outside the park adjacent to Two Medicine Road, Looking Glass Highway climbs to a dramatic 'overlook' .
I wish that people wouldn't just 'overlook' me and think I'm just some kid.
he veered off the highway onto an 'overlook'
I worry that we 'overlook' important considerations when we equate care for adults with care for children.
Liberals were once happy to 'overlook' the country's crimes, seeing only a model democratic state
However, while you are quick to 'overlook' faults, the Thinker can be overly critical.
The group had stopped on the way down a mountain on a small 'overlook' .
The main bedroom has two large windows which 'overlook' Gordon Street, while the smaller bedroom is to the rear.
Here you can hike to a scenic 'overlook' for an impressive view of the river and St. Ignatius Church, which served as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
The 'overlook' at Coopers Rock State Forest in Monongalia County is breathtaking, and many localities have festivals throughout the fall.
Also, I was most intrigued with this sighting because we saw it on a mountain at a city 'overlook' where light pollution is highest.
Line-of-business managers may 'overlook' risks or fail to alert higher-ups when they do see them.
The prisoner promised that if the Magistrates would 'overlook' the offence he would not do anything of the kind again.
However, we should not 'overlook' what they did create in the provincial cities and industrial regions of Britain.
Even if it is cheese of the lowest order, it is still cheese, and therefore we can 'overlook' many of its faults.
That does not require them either to assume that it is faultless or to 'overlook' its faults.
Oddly enough, you sometimes 'overlook' important details or fail completely to see and understand the other person's point of view.
There are outstanding views of the Table Mountains from the glass 'overlook' and walk-out balcony of the new Geology Museum.
It was a serene 'overlook' off of the Blue Ridge Parkway I found while looking for a quiet place to contemplate my post-residency plans.
For their part European leaders are desperate to 'overlook' his misdemeanours in the interests of unity.
He quickened his pace when the 'overlook' came into view on the ridge ahead.
The world teaches us to live in denial and 'overlook' the faults and failings that keep us from loving.
Or, if they do, they will 'overlook' that error in their determination to snap up some stylish, low-priced quilts, lamps and rugs.
Ignoring these inconsistencies to savour the flavour of the novel may not induce a reader to 'overlook' the errors that may have crept in during translation or copyediting.
she was more than ready to 'overlook' his faults
We shouldn't 'overlook' the error by finding it tiny in comparison to his crushing worldwide agenda.
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