Definition of overexert in English:

overexert

verb əʊv(ə)rɪɡˈzəːtəʊv(ə)rɛkˈzəːtˌoʊvərɪɡˈzərt

overexert oneself

Engage in too much or too strenuous exertion.
使努力过度；使用力过猛
it can be dangerous to overexert yourself
Example sentencesExamples
- He had overexerted himself and was now suffering with a fever.
- Both are mass-produced, which evidently overexerts the natural resources.
- High blood pressure forces your heart to overexert itself.
- She's afraid that I've been overexerting myself.
- The doctors said that I had overexerted myself and that's what made me pass out.
- We have to make sure that she does not overexert herself.
- You must have overexerted yourself screaming at Chon because you just collapsed.
- You overexerted some of your muscles and several small tears had appeared in your lower leg muscle.
- If you do go directly to high altitude by car or plane, do not overexert yourself or move higher for the first 24 hours
- Exercise to maintain body heat but don't overexert.
- The cat had overexerted himself chasing it, and had gone down defiantly with his prey in his paws.
- It is important to note that serious heat illness is more likely to occur in people who are overexerting and not as well conditioned.
- The walls are infused with healing crystals in case someone overexerts themselves.
- The doctor had told me that I had been unconscious for three days because I had overexerted my body.
- My doctors cautioned me to avoid doing any activity that would overexert my heart, so I rarely exercised.
- As far as I can tell, she's simply ill and she overexerted herself.
- If you're able to hold a conversation while jogging, it's a good sign you're not overexerting yourself.

Derivatives

overexertion

noun əʊv(ə)rɛɡˈzəːʃ(ə)nəʊv(ə)rɪɡˈzəːʃ(ə)nˌoʊvərɪɡˈzərʃ(ə)n

I don't think that requiring a few blogs a week is tantamount to overexertion.
Example sentencesExamples
- The recordings testify to an aesthetic of physical overexertion played out in an acoustic medium.
- The ill-prepared often overcompensate for these variations with too much clothing or through overexertion.
- ‘Heat exhaustion’ results from overexertion in hot weather.
- On the continent, Bonaparte's vaulting ambition imposed such a degree of overexertion that every success he gained served only to make his eventual collapse more certain.

Definition of overexert in US English:

overexert

verbˌoʊvərɪɡˈzərtˌōvəriɡˈzərt

overexert oneself

Engage in too much or too strenuous exertion.
使努力过度；使用力过猛
Example sentencesExamples
- If you do go directly to high altitude by car or plane, do not overexert yourself or move higher for the first 24 hours
- You must have overexerted yourself screaming at Chon because you just collapsed.
- Exercise to maintain body heat but don't overexert.
- As far as I can tell, she's simply ill and she overexerted herself.
- The walls are infused with healing crystals in case someone overexerts themselves.
- If you're able to hold a conversation while jogging, it's a good sign you're not overexerting yourself.
- She's afraid that I've been overexerting myself.
- My doctors cautioned me to avoid doing any activity that would overexert my heart, so I rarely exercised.
- The cat had overexerted himself chasing it, and had gone down defiantly with his prey in his paws.
- You overexerted some of your muscles and several small tears had appeared in your lower leg muscle.
- He had overexerted himself and was now suffering with a fever.
- Both are mass-produced, which evidently overexerts the natural resources.
- High blood pressure forces your heart to overexert itself.
- The doctors said that I had overexerted myself and that's what made me pass out.
- The doctor had told me that I had been unconscious for three days because I had overexerted my body.
- We have to make sure that she does not overexert herself.
- It is important to note that serious heat illness is more likely to occur in people who are overexerting and not as well conditioned.

单词	overexert
释义	Definition of overexert in English: overexert verb əʊv(ə)rɪɡˈzəːtəʊv(ə)rɛkˈzəːtˌoʊvərɪɡˈzərt overexert oneself Engage in too much or too strenuous exertion. 使努力过度；使用力过猛 it can be dangerous to overexert yourself Example sentencesExamples He had overexerted himself and was now suffering with a fever. Both are mass-produced, which evidently overexerts the natural resources. High blood pressure forces your heart to overexert itself. She's afraid that I've been overexerting myself. The doctors said that I had overexerted myself and that's what made me pass out. We have to make sure that she does not overexert herself. You must have overexerted yourself screaming at Chon because you just collapsed. You overexerted some of your muscles and several small tears had appeared in your lower leg muscle. If you do go directly to high altitude by car or plane, do not overexert yourself or move higher for the first 24 hours Exercise to maintain body heat but don't overexert. The cat had overexerted himself chasing it, and had gone down defiantly with his prey in his paws. It is important to note that serious heat illness is more likely to occur in people who are overexerting and not as well conditioned. The walls are infused with healing crystals in case someone overexerts themselves. The doctor had told me that I had been unconscious for three days because I had overexerted my body. My doctors cautioned me to avoid doing any activity that would overexert my heart, so I rarely exercised. As far as I can tell, she's simply ill and she overexerted herself. If you're able to hold a conversation while jogging, it's a good sign you're not overexerting yourself. Derivatives overexertion noun əʊv(ə)rɛɡˈzəːʃ(ə)nəʊv(ə)rɪɡˈzəːʃ(ə)nˌoʊvərɪɡˈzərʃ(ə)n I don't think that requiring a few blogs a week is tantamount to overexertion. Example sentencesExamples The recordings testify to an aesthetic of physical overexertion played out in an acoustic medium. The ill-prepared often overcompensate for these variations with too much clothing or through overexertion. ‘Heat exhaustion’ results from overexertion in hot weather. On the continent, Bonaparte's vaulting ambition imposed such a degree of overexertion that every success he gained served only to make his eventual collapse more certain. Definition of overexert in US English: overexert verbˌoʊvərɪɡˈzərtˌōvəriɡˈzərt overexert oneself Engage in too much or too strenuous exertion. 使努力过度；使用力过猛 Example sentencesExamples If you do go directly to high altitude by car or plane, do not overexert yourself or move higher for the first 24 hours You must have overexerted yourself screaming at Chon because you just collapsed. Exercise to maintain body heat but don't overexert. As far as I can tell, she's simply ill and she overexerted herself. The walls are infused with healing crystals in case someone overexerts themselves. If you're able to hold a conversation while jogging, it's a good sign you're not overexerting yourself. She's afraid that I've been overexerting myself. My doctors cautioned me to avoid doing any activity that would overexert my heart, so I rarely exercised. The cat had overexerted himself chasing it, and had gone down defiantly with his prey in his paws. You overexerted some of your muscles and several small tears had appeared in your lower leg muscle. He had overexerted himself and was now suffering with a fever. Both are mass-produced, which evidently overexerts the natural resources. High blood pressure forces your heart to overexert itself. The doctors said that I had overexerted myself and that's what made me pass out. The doctor had told me that I had been unconscious for three days because I had overexerted my body. We have to make sure that she does not overexert herself. It is important to note that serious heat illness is more likely to occur in people who are overexerting and not as well conditioned.
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