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ik'si:d(to go beyond; to be greater than: His expenditure exceeds his income; He exceeded the speed limit on the motorway.) overstige, overskrideovergå--------overskrideverb \/ɪkˈsiːd\/, \/ekˈsiːd\/1) overskride, overstige, gå over• the cost must not exceed £5002) overgå3) ( litterært) være best, veie tyngst, dominere4) ( om frist) oversitte5) (om instruks, stivt) gå ut over, sette seg ut over, gå lenger ennexceed a term oversitte en fristexceed one's income leve over evne
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