Definition of overshoot in English:

overshoot

verbovershot əʊvəˈʃuːtˌoʊvərˈʃut

[with object]

1Go past (an intended stopping or turning point) inadvertently.
they overshot their intended destination
他们错过了想要去的目的地。
no object he had overshot by fifty yards but backed up to the junction
他驶过路口50码，不过又倒了回去。
Example sentencesExamples
- He had mechanical problems which forced him to make four bike changes, and then he crashed for a second time, overshooting a bend and tumbling into the undergrowth.
- Then the Central Line went mad - my train overshot its stop, making me get off in the uncharted territory of East Acton and go back again.
- She stood up on the par four fifth and overshot the green - the crowd then knew the game was on.
- The one we went to near our house was tough - a lot of hills, holes where if you overshot it your ball would end up in the water, etc.
- I overshot the jump just to see how far I could go and when we measured it, it amounted to 21 buses.
- I overshot the house where he was staying, so he ran off the porch and ran down the middle of the street, arms waving; I did a U-turn and drove back at him, weaving all over the street.
- It was during this attempt that Seth overshot the jump by 15 to 20 feet and came to grief, puncturing his skull with his handlebar among many other horrific injuries.
- You can be forgiven for overshooting your turn-off.
- It didn't take too long for Toby to find his destination, in fact, he overshot it at first.
- ONE MUST have been a witness to innumerable instances of two-wheeler riders jumping or overshooting a signal with impunity.
- We overshot the building society; the only pedestrian on the street ran up, pointing us ten yards backwards, and there we saw a broken glass panel at the bottom of an office door.
- Forced to overshoot the bend, he narrowly missed both a policeman and an ominous looking ditch, before cutting crosscountry to regain the road.
- So after overshooting the turn off two or three times (Allison is a shocking driver), we finally got in there.
- Keagan filled the cup with ice, smothered in whipped cream, and set it down on the counter so fast that it overshot its destination and ended up on the floor.
- ‘We unpacked and went on a week's holiday only to receive a call from my father telling us that someone had overshot the bend and hit one of our outer walls, causing enough damage that meant it had to be partially rebuilt,’ he said.
- The driver overshot the last station before the wreck, and a crew member and several passengers speculated the train was speeding to make up time.
- A signal just outside York Railway Station is under inspection after a train carrying hundreds of passengers overshot a red light.
- There was only a small scatter of other caravans and motorhomes when we arrived and we had to immediately call on the help of our nearest neighbour when I overshot the hard stand and a back wheel sank deep in mud.
- I set up my headquarters in what had once been a shop, and for interpreter I acquired the services of a Hungarian, who told me that he had worked as a human cannonball in a small circus, until one day he overshot the net, and could work no longer.
- Unless a guide is along for the ride, it's all too easy to overshoot the reef and find yourself in green water, 200 feet above the nearest marine life.
Synonyms
ignore, disregard, fail to stop at, drive through
1. 1.1 Exceed (a financial target or limit)
  超出（财务指标，限度）
  the department may overshoot its cash limit
  该部门的现金使用可能会超出限额。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The phone lines were dead or temporarily blocked, and she had already overshot her slated hourlong broadcast time.
  That's true, but we shouldn't expect to overshoot our target like that in future years.
  The governor of the Bank of England would have to write to the chancellor to explain why inflation had overshot its target.
  The decision sees the size of the library return to the proportions originally envisaged before staff realised how much the old budget had been overshot.
  Corporations can trade emissions credits, negotiate subsidies for new technologies, and enjoy huge tax breaks for overshooting their environmental targets.
  Work which has already begun on the station is now being priced and already the concourse design cost has overshot its budget.
  In the first place, I was overshooting the deadline a decent bit.
  Existing regulations, introduced in April, allow highway authorities to levy a charge of £2,000 for each day that utility companies overshoot agreed deadlines.
  If you don't pay on time, miss a payment, bounce a Direct Debit, or overshoot your credit limit, expect to pay a penalty of, typically, £25.
  By how much is the budget deficit likely to overshoot this fiscal year?
  The set of predictions state that 7 ½ years from now we will have overshot our target.
  The aim is to stop the number of new homes overshooting an agreed limit of 7,400 between 1991 and 2006.
  Based on their experiences over the past few years, computer dealers have made it simpler for customers to make purchase decisions without overshooting their budget.
  Late start and overshooting the stipulated time limit appear to be a thing of the past.
  According to him, within the 2001 budget the revenues will be redistributed without overshooting the planned budget deficit.
  In that case average annual inflation will overshoot the target by 1.5 percentage points.
  Ultimately, the majority of card users may be affected by the actions of the minority who make late payments or overshoot their credit card limit.
  ‘Most energy experts agree that we have overshot our carbon dioxide emissions targets implied in our EU quota from Kyoto,’ Taylor said.
  They also wanted a system to penalize states that overshot this target, and proposed a fine that would be automatic.
  She knew she had already overshot the time given to her.
  Synonyms
  be more than, be greater than, be over, run over, go over, go beyond, overreach, pass, top

noun ˈəʊvəʃuːtˈoʊvərˌʃut

An act of overshooting something.
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact now you should be seeing an overshoot in the return where it carries enough energy to noticeable go past the home position.
- But it is the causes of these overshoots as much as their scale that gives further grounds for concern.
- This overshoot can also be controlled by limiting output slew rate, but as mentioned above this solution will be problematic if greater bus speed is desired.
- A large part of this overshoot is due to the extravagant use of fossil fuels, whose carbon waste would require a vast bio-productive surface area as a natural sink.
- So the overshoot seems hardly massive, and indeed eminently containable.
- But the price of that performance will likely be an overshoot in its public-deficit target for 2001 and 2002.
- A rigid application of the guidelines embodied in the pact will simply accentuate the deflationary trends which are leading to the budget deficit overshoots in the first place.
- Hence, one could make the case that large exchange-rate overshoots may in fact be a normal aspect of a floating exchange-rate system, and if so, efforts should not be made to limit the magnitude of such overshoots.
- The next passengers to experience an overshoot may not be so lucky.
- The only viable option was to curtail current spending to meet the new economic conditions and to adjust to the overshoot of the last two years.

Phrases

overshoot the mark

Go beyond what is intended or acceptable.
言过其实；做得过分
Example sentencesExamples
- Experienced designers smartly eschew loud and self-conscious types whereas the public overshoots the mark in an effort to find something novel.
- Unfortunately for Ellis, he overshot the mark.
- He's obviously become bored, has tried to come up with a fresh approach, and has overshot the mark by quite some distance.
- But the proposed revisions overshoot the mark, and in the guise of modernizing the rules, they strip away overtime protections for millions of workers.
- One danger of disingenuous posturing is a tendency to overshoot the mark.
- It succeeds in adding depth and texture to the album, but sometimes overshoots the mark.
- It is far more doubtful whether any system of public coercion can respond to those cases without overshooting the mark and creating collateral disabilities of its own.
- In their attempt to adopt the norm of this group, they manifest their aspirations of upward social mobility, but they overshoot the mark.
- And as we did that, we overshot the mark in repricing - so now our margins are down, and our share is up.
- Somehow, I believe, such interpretation both falls short of and overshoots the mark.

Definition of overshoot in US English:

overshoot

verbˌoʊvərˈʃutˌōvərˈSHo͞ot

[with object]

1Go past (a point) unintentionally, especially through traveling too fast or being unable to stop.
（快速行进时）错过（某地点）；走过了
they overshot their intended destination
他们错过了想要去的目的地。
no object he had overshot by fifty yards but backed up to the junction
他驶过路口50码，不过又倒了回去。
Example sentencesExamples
- Unless a guide is along for the ride, it's all too easy to overshoot the reef and find yourself in green water, 200 feet above the nearest marine life.
- You can be forgiven for overshooting your turn-off.
- A signal just outside York Railway Station is under inspection after a train carrying hundreds of passengers overshot a red light.
- I set up my headquarters in what had once been a shop, and for interpreter I acquired the services of a Hungarian, who told me that he had worked as a human cannonball in a small circus, until one day he overshot the net, and could work no longer.
- She stood up on the par four fifth and overshot the green - the crowd then knew the game was on.
- There was only a small scatter of other caravans and motorhomes when we arrived and we had to immediately call on the help of our nearest neighbour when I overshot the hard stand and a back wheel sank deep in mud.
- It didn't take too long for Toby to find his destination, in fact, he overshot it at first.
- We overshot the building society; the only pedestrian on the street ran up, pointing us ten yards backwards, and there we saw a broken glass panel at the bottom of an office door.
- So after overshooting the turn off two or three times (Allison is a shocking driver), we finally got in there.
- It was during this attempt that Seth overshot the jump by 15 to 20 feet and came to grief, puncturing his skull with his handlebar among many other horrific injuries.
- I overshot the house where he was staying, so he ran off the porch and ran down the middle of the street, arms waving; I did a U-turn and drove back at him, weaving all over the street.
- Forced to overshoot the bend, he narrowly missed both a policeman and an ominous looking ditch, before cutting crosscountry to regain the road.
- The one we went to near our house was tough - a lot of hills, holes where if you overshot it your ball would end up in the water, etc.
- ‘We unpacked and went on a week's holiday only to receive a call from my father telling us that someone had overshot the bend and hit one of our outer walls, causing enough damage that meant it had to be partially rebuilt,’ he said.
- I overshot the jump just to see how far I could go and when we measured it, it amounted to 21 buses.
- Then the Central Line went mad - my train overshot its stop, making me get off in the uncharted territory of East Acton and go back again.
- The driver overshot the last station before the wreck, and a crew member and several passengers speculated the train was speeding to make up time.
- He had mechanical problems which forced him to make four bike changes, and then he crashed for a second time, overshooting a bend and tumbling into the undergrowth.
- ONE MUST have been a witness to innumerable instances of two-wheeler riders jumping or overshooting a signal with impunity.
- Keagan filled the cup with ice, smothered in whipped cream, and set it down on the counter so fast that it overshot its destination and ended up on the floor.
Synonyms
ignore, disregard, fail to stop at, drive through
1. 1.1 Exceed (a target or limit)
  超出（财务指标，限度）
  the department may overshoot its cash limit
  该部门的现金使用可能会超出限额。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The governor of the Bank of England would have to write to the chancellor to explain why inflation had overshot its target.
  They also wanted a system to penalize states that overshot this target, and proposed a fine that would be automatic.
  ‘Most energy experts agree that we have overshot our carbon dioxide emissions targets implied in our EU quota from Kyoto,’ Taylor said.
  If you don't pay on time, miss a payment, bounce a Direct Debit, or overshoot your credit limit, expect to pay a penalty of, typically, £25.
  She knew she had already overshot the time given to her.
  The phone lines were dead or temporarily blocked, and she had already overshot her slated hourlong broadcast time.
  The set of predictions state that 7 ½ years from now we will have overshot our target.
  That's true, but we shouldn't expect to overshoot our target like that in future years.
  Late start and overshooting the stipulated time limit appear to be a thing of the past.
  According to him, within the 2001 budget the revenues will be redistributed without overshooting the planned budget deficit.
  In the first place, I was overshooting the deadline a decent bit.
  The aim is to stop the number of new homes overshooting an agreed limit of 7,400 between 1991 and 2006.
  In that case average annual inflation will overshoot the target by 1.5 percentage points.
  Work which has already begun on the station is now being priced and already the concourse design cost has overshot its budget.
  By how much is the budget deficit likely to overshoot this fiscal year?
  Ultimately, the majority of card users may be affected by the actions of the minority who make late payments or overshoot their credit card limit.
  Corporations can trade emissions credits, negotiate subsidies for new technologies, and enjoy huge tax breaks for overshooting their environmental targets.
  Based on their experiences over the past few years, computer dealers have made it simpler for customers to make purchase decisions without overshooting their budget.
  The decision sees the size of the library return to the proportions originally envisaged before staff realised how much the old budget had been overshot.
  Existing regulations, introduced in April, allow highway authorities to levy a charge of £2,000 for each day that utility companies overshoot agreed deadlines.
  Synonyms
  be more than, be greater than, be over, run over, go over, go beyond, overreach, pass, top

nounˈōvərˌSHo͞otˈoʊvərˌʃut

An act of going past or beyond a point, target, or limit.
超越目标（或界限）
Example sentencesExamples
- The next passengers to experience an overshoot may not be so lucky.
- But the price of that performance will likely be an overshoot in its public-deficit target for 2001 and 2002.
- This overshoot can also be controlled by limiting output slew rate, but as mentioned above this solution will be problematic if greater bus speed is desired.
- In fact now you should be seeing an overshoot in the return where it carries enough energy to noticeable go past the home position.
- So the overshoot seems hardly massive, and indeed eminently containable.
- A large part of this overshoot is due to the extravagant use of fossil fuels, whose carbon waste would require a vast bio-productive surface area as a natural sink.
- A rigid application of the guidelines embodied in the pact will simply accentuate the deflationary trends which are leading to the budget deficit overshoots in the first place.
- The only viable option was to curtail current spending to meet the new economic conditions and to adjust to the overshoot of the last two years.
- But it is the causes of these overshoots as much as their scale that gives further grounds for concern.
- Hence, one could make the case that large exchange-rate overshoots may in fact be a normal aspect of a floating exchange-rate system, and if so, efforts should not be made to limit the magnitude of such overshoots.

单词	overshoot
释义	Definition of overshoot in English: overshoot verbovershot əʊvəˈʃuːtˌoʊvərˈʃut [with object] 1Go past (an intended stopping or turning point) inadvertently. they overshot their intended destination 他们错过了想要去的目的地。 no object he had overshot by fifty yards but backed up to the junction 他驶过路口50码，不过又倒了回去。 Example sentencesExamples He had mechanical problems which forced him to make four bike changes, and then he crashed for a second time, overshooting a bend and tumbling into the undergrowth. Then the Central Line went mad - my train overshot its stop, making me get off in the uncharted territory of East Acton and go back again. She stood up on the par four fifth and overshot the green - the crowd then knew the game was on. The one we went to near our house was tough - a lot of hills, holes where if you overshot it your ball would end up in the water, etc. I overshot the jump just to see how far I could go and when we measured it, it amounted to 21 buses. I overshot the house where he was staying, so he ran off the porch and ran down the middle of the street, arms waving; I did a U-turn and drove back at him, weaving all over the street. It was during this attempt that Seth overshot the jump by 15 to 20 feet and came to grief, puncturing his skull with his handlebar among many other horrific injuries. You can be forgiven for overshooting your turn-off. It didn't take too long for Toby to find his destination, in fact, he overshot it at first. ONE MUST have been a witness to innumerable instances of two-wheeler riders jumping or overshooting a signal with impunity. We overshot the building society; the only pedestrian on the street ran up, pointing us ten yards backwards, and there we saw a broken glass panel at the bottom of an office door. Forced to overshoot the bend, he narrowly missed both a policeman and an ominous looking ditch, before cutting crosscountry to regain the road. So after overshooting the turn off two or three times (Allison is a shocking driver), we finally got in there. Keagan filled the cup with ice, smothered in whipped cream, and set it down on the counter so fast that it overshot its destination and ended up on the floor. ‘We unpacked and went on a week's holiday only to receive a call from my father telling us that someone had overshot the bend and hit one of our outer walls, causing enough damage that meant it had to be partially rebuilt,’ he said. The driver overshot the last station before the wreck, and a crew member and several passengers speculated the train was speeding to make up time. A signal just outside York Railway Station is under inspection after a train carrying hundreds of passengers overshot a red light. There was only a small scatter of other caravans and motorhomes when we arrived and we had to immediately call on the help of our nearest neighbour when I overshot the hard stand and a back wheel sank deep in mud. I set up my headquarters in what had once been a shop, and for interpreter I acquired the services of a Hungarian, who told me that he had worked as a human cannonball in a small circus, until one day he overshot the net, and could work no longer. Unless a guide is along for the ride, it's all too easy to overshoot the reef and find yourself in green water, 200 feet above the nearest marine life. Synonyms ignore, disregard, fail to stop at, drive through 1.1 Exceed (a financial target or limit) 超出（财务指标，限度） the department may overshoot its cash limit 该部门的现金使用可能会超出限额。 Example sentencesExamples The phone lines were dead or temporarily blocked, and she had already overshot her slated hourlong broadcast time. That's true, but we shouldn't expect to overshoot our target like that in future years. The governor of the Bank of England would have to write to the chancellor to explain why inflation had overshot its target. The decision sees the size of the library return to the proportions originally envisaged before staff realised how much the old budget had been overshot. Corporations can trade emissions credits, negotiate subsidies for new technologies, and enjoy huge tax breaks for overshooting their environmental targets. Work which has already begun on the station is now being priced and already the concourse design cost has overshot its budget. In the first place, I was overshooting the deadline a decent bit. Existing regulations, introduced in April, allow highway authorities to levy a charge of £2,000 for each day that utility companies overshoot agreed deadlines. If you don't pay on time, miss a payment, bounce a Direct Debit, or overshoot your credit limit, expect to pay a penalty of, typically, £25. By how much is the budget deficit likely to overshoot this fiscal year? The set of predictions state that 7 ½ years from now we will have overshot our target. The aim is to stop the number of new homes overshooting an agreed limit of 7,400 between 1991 and 2006. Based on their experiences over the past few years, computer dealers have made it simpler for customers to make purchase decisions without overshooting their budget. Late start and overshooting the stipulated time limit appear to be a thing of the past. According to him, within the 2001 budget the revenues will be redistributed without overshooting the planned budget deficit. In that case average annual inflation will overshoot the target by 1.5 percentage points. Ultimately, the majority of card users may be affected by the actions of the minority who make late payments or overshoot their credit card limit. ‘Most energy experts agree that we have overshot our carbon dioxide emissions targets implied in our EU quota from Kyoto,’ Taylor said. They also wanted a system to penalize states that overshot this target, and proposed a fine that would be automatic. She knew she had already overshot the time given to her. Synonyms be more than, be greater than, be over, run over, go over, go beyond, overreach, pass, top noun ˈəʊvəʃuːtˈoʊvərˌʃut An act of overshooting something. Example sentencesExamples In fact now you should be seeing an overshoot in the return where it carries enough energy to noticeable go past the home position. But it is the causes of these overshoots as much as their scale that gives further grounds for concern. This overshoot can also be controlled by limiting output slew rate, but as mentioned above this solution will be problematic if greater bus speed is desired. A large part of this overshoot is due to the extravagant use of fossil fuels, whose carbon waste would require a vast bio-productive surface area as a natural sink. So the overshoot seems hardly massive, and indeed eminently containable. But the price of that performance will likely be an overshoot in its public-deficit target for 2001 and 2002. A rigid application of the guidelines embodied in the pact will simply accentuate the deflationary trends which are leading to the budget deficit overshoots in the first place. Hence, one could make the case that large exchange-rate overshoots may in fact be a normal aspect of a floating exchange-rate system, and if so, efforts should not be made to limit the magnitude of such overshoots. The next passengers to experience an overshoot may not be so lucky. The only viable option was to curtail current spending to meet the new economic conditions and to adjust to the overshoot of the last two years. Phrases overshoot the mark Go beyond what is intended or acceptable. 言过其实；做得过分 Example sentencesExamples Experienced designers smartly eschew loud and self-conscious types whereas the public overshoots the mark in an effort to find something novel. Unfortunately for Ellis, he overshot the mark. He's obviously become bored, has tried to come up with a fresh approach, and has overshot the mark by quite some distance. But the proposed revisions overshoot the mark, and in the guise of modernizing the rules, they strip away overtime protections for millions of workers. One danger of disingenuous posturing is a tendency to overshoot the mark. It succeeds in adding depth and texture to the album, but sometimes overshoots the mark. It is far more doubtful whether any system of public coercion can respond to those cases without overshooting the mark and creating collateral disabilities of its own. In their attempt to adopt the norm of this group, they manifest their aspirations of upward social mobility, but they overshoot the mark. And as we did that, we overshot the mark in repricing - so now our margins are down, and our share is up. Somehow, I believe, such interpretation both falls short of and overshoots the mark. verb.1 phr. Definition of overshoot in US English: overshoot verbˌoʊvərˈʃutˌōvərˈSHo͞ot [with object] 1Go past (a point) unintentionally, especially through traveling too fast or being unable to stop. （快速行进时）错过（某地点）；走过了 they overshot their intended destination 他们错过了想要去的目的地。 no object he had overshot by fifty yards but backed up to the junction 他驶过路口50码，不过又倒了回去。 Example sentencesExamples Unless a guide is along for the ride, it's all too easy to overshoot the reef and find yourself in green water, 200 feet above the nearest marine life. You can be forgiven for overshooting your turn-off. A signal just outside York Railway Station is under inspection after a train carrying hundreds of passengers overshot a red light. I set up my headquarters in what had once been a shop, and for interpreter I acquired the services of a Hungarian, who told me that he had worked as a human cannonball in a small circus, until one day he overshot the net, and could work no longer. She stood up on the par four fifth and overshot the green - the crowd then knew the game was on. There was only a small scatter of other caravans and motorhomes when we arrived and we had to immediately call on the help of our nearest neighbour when I overshot the hard stand and a back wheel sank deep in mud. It didn't take too long for Toby to find his destination, in fact, he overshot it at first. We overshot the building society; the only pedestrian on the street ran up, pointing us ten yards backwards, and there we saw a broken glass panel at the bottom of an office door. So after overshooting the turn off two or three times (Allison is a shocking driver), we finally got in there. It was during this attempt that Seth overshot the jump by 15 to 20 feet and came to grief, puncturing his skull with his handlebar among many other horrific injuries. I overshot the house where he was staying, so he ran off the porch and ran down the middle of the street, arms waving; I did a U-turn and drove back at him, weaving all over the street. Forced to overshoot the bend, he narrowly missed both a policeman and an ominous looking ditch, before cutting crosscountry to regain the road. The one we went to near our house was tough - a lot of hills, holes where if you overshot it your ball would end up in the water, etc. ‘We unpacked and went on a week's holiday only to receive a call from my father telling us that someone had overshot the bend and hit one of our outer walls, causing enough damage that meant it had to be partially rebuilt,’ he said. I overshot the jump just to see how far I could go and when we measured it, it amounted to 21 buses. Then the Central Line went mad - my train overshot its stop, making me get off in the uncharted territory of East Acton and go back again. The driver overshot the last station before the wreck, and a crew member and several passengers speculated the train was speeding to make up time. He had mechanical problems which forced him to make four bike changes, and then he crashed for a second time, overshooting a bend and tumbling into the undergrowth. ONE MUST have been a witness to innumerable instances of two-wheeler riders jumping or overshooting a signal with impunity. Keagan filled the cup with ice, smothered in whipped cream, and set it down on the counter so fast that it overshot its destination and ended up on the floor. Synonyms ignore, disregard, fail to stop at, drive through 1.1 Exceed (a target or limit) 超出（财务指标，限度） the department may overshoot its cash limit 该部门的现金使用可能会超出限额。 Example sentencesExamples The governor of the Bank of England would have to write to the chancellor to explain why inflation had overshot its target. They also wanted a system to penalize states that overshot this target, and proposed a fine that would be automatic. ‘Most energy experts agree that we have overshot our carbon dioxide emissions targets implied in our EU quota from Kyoto,’ Taylor said. If you don't pay on time, miss a payment, bounce a Direct Debit, or overshoot your credit limit, expect to pay a penalty of, typically, £25. She knew she had already overshot the time given to her. The phone lines were dead or temporarily blocked, and she had already overshot her slated hourlong broadcast time. The set of predictions state that 7 ½ years from now we will have overshot our target. That's true, but we shouldn't expect to overshoot our target like that in future years. Late start and overshooting the stipulated time limit appear to be a thing of the past. According to him, within the 2001 budget the revenues will be redistributed without overshooting the planned budget deficit. In the first place, I was overshooting the deadline a decent bit. The aim is to stop the number of new homes overshooting an agreed limit of 7,400 between 1991 and 2006. In that case average annual inflation will overshoot the target by 1.5 percentage points. Work which has already begun on the station is now being priced and already the concourse design cost has overshot its budget. By how much is the budget deficit likely to overshoot this fiscal year? Ultimately, the majority of card users may be affected by the actions of the minority who make late payments or overshoot their credit card limit. Corporations can trade emissions credits, negotiate subsidies for new technologies, and enjoy huge tax breaks for overshooting their environmental targets. Based on their experiences over the past few years, computer dealers have made it simpler for customers to make purchase decisions without overshooting their budget. The decision sees the size of the library return to the proportions originally envisaged before staff realised how much the old budget had been overshot. Existing regulations, introduced in April, allow highway authorities to levy a charge of £2,000 for each day that utility companies overshoot agreed deadlines. Synonyms be more than, be greater than, be over, run over, go over, go beyond, overreach, pass, top nounˈōvərˌSHo͞otˈoʊvərˌʃut An act of going past or beyond a point, target, or limit. 超越目标（或界限） Example sentencesExamples The next passengers to experience an overshoot may not be so lucky. But the price of that performance will likely be an overshoot in its public-deficit target for 2001 and 2002. This overshoot can also be controlled by limiting output slew rate, but as mentioned above this solution will be problematic if greater bus speed is desired. In fact now you should be seeing an overshoot in the return where it carries enough energy to noticeable go past the home position. So the overshoot seems hardly massive, and indeed eminently containable. A large part of this overshoot is due to the extravagant use of fossil fuels, whose carbon waste would require a vast bio-productive surface area as a natural sink. A rigid application of the guidelines embodied in the pact will simply accentuate the deflationary trends which are leading to the budget deficit overshoots in the first place. The only viable option was to curtail current spending to meet the new economic conditions and to adjust to the overshoot of the last two years. But it is the causes of these overshoots as much as their scale that gives further grounds for concern. Hence, one could make the case that large exchange-rate overshoots may in fact be a normal aspect of a floating exchange-rate system, and if so, efforts should not be made to limit the magnitude of such overshoots.
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