overlap

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• ōʹvə-lăp'
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• /ˈəʊvəˌlæp/
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• ōʹvər-lăp'
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• ō'və-lăpʹ
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From over- + lap. Cognate with Dutch overlap.

74 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: застъпване (zastǎpvane) — something that overlaps
• Bulgarian: припокриване (pripokrivane) — something that overlaps
• Dutch: overlap — something that overlaps
• Esperanto: komunaĵo — something that overlaps
• French: chevauchement — something that overlaps
• Greek: επικάλυψη (epikálypsi) — something that overlaps
• Indonesian: tumpang tindih — something that overlaps
• Malay: pertindihan — something that overlaps
• Russian: нахлёст (naxljóst) — something that overlaps
• Russian: перекрытие (perekrytije) — something that overlaps
• Scottish Gaelic: tar-iadhadh — something that overlaps
• Spanish: solapo — something that overlaps
• Spanish: traslapo — something that overlaps
• Basque: gainjarri — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Bulgarian: застъпвам (zastǎpvam) — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Catalan: encavalcar — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Catalan: encavallar — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Chinese Mandarin: 重叠 (chóngdié) — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Dutch: bedekken — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Finnish: limittyä — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Finnish: olla osittain päällekkäin — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Finnish: limittää — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• French: chevaucher — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• German: überlappen — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• German: überlagern — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• German: überdecken — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• German: hinausragen über — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Greek: επικαλύπτω (epikalýpto) — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Indonesian: bertumpang tindih — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Indonesian: bertumpangtindih — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Italian: embricare — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Italian: accavallare — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Italian: sovrapporsi — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Latvian: pārklāties — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Māori: inaki — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Polish: pokrywać się — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Polish: zachodzić na siebie — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Portuguese: sobrepor — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Portuguese: cobrir — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Romanian: suprapune — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Russian: накрыва́ть (nakryvátʹ) — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Russian: перекрыва́ть (perekryvátʹ) — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: solapar — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: traslapar — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: asolapar — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: imbricar — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Swedish: överlappa — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Vietnamese: chồng chéo — transitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: solaparse — intransitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: traslaparse — intransitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Spanish: imbricarse — intransitive: to extend over and partly cover something
• Bulgarian: припокривам се (pripokrivam se) — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Czech: překrývat se — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Dutch: overlappen — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Finnish: mennä päällekkäin — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• French: se chevaucher — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• German: überschneiden — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• German: überlappen — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Greek: επικαλύπτομαι (epikalýptomai) — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Indonesian: bertumpang tindih — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Indonesian: bertumpangtindih — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Macedonian: се по́клопи (se póklopi) — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Russian: пересека́ться (peresekátʹsja) — to have an area, range, character or function in common
• Dutch: overlappen — (used of sets) to have some elements in common
• Finnish: leikata — (used of sets) to have some elements in common
• French: avoir une intersection commune avec — (used of sets) to have some elements in common
• German: schneiden — (used of sets) to have some elements in common
• Greek: επικαλύπτομαι (epikalýptomai) — (used of sets) to have some elements in common
• Russian: пересека́ться (peresekátʹsja) — (used of sets) to have some elements in common
• French: se chevaucher — to have DNA parts in common
• Italian: sovrapporsi — to have DNA parts in common
• Portuguese: sobrepor-se — to have DNA parts in common
• Spanish: superponerse — to have DNA parts in common
• Spanish: sobreponerse — to have DNA parts in common