go overboard

[ɡəu ˈəʊvəˌbɔ:d]
  • 释义
  • <美>过分爱好;狂热追求;爱走极端;过长;

  • 双语例句
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    Everyone appreciates being complimented, but you need not go overboard.

    每个人都爱被夸奖, 但不要夸过头.

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  • 2、

    What do you think causes the police to go overboard, to use excessive violence?

    你认为是什么原因导致警察行为过激,滥用暴力?

    ——柯林斯例句
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    Just don't go overboard and roll up your skirt into a super mini!

    不过,可不要过了头,将你的裙子卷成超短裙了.

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  • 4、

    In France, we go overboard the other way.

    在法国, 情况大不相同.

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    You are prone to a little paranoia and jealousy. You sometimes go overboard in interpreting signals.

    你是个有些倾向偏执和嫉妒心. 呃,你时常会错意别人给你的讯息.

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    However, don't go overboard with this concept either, as many are just being, and not doing.

    然而, 也不要狂热追求这个概念, 因为许多人仅仅“存在”(being), 而不 “ 行动”(doing).

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    It would be very foolish of the musician to go overboard about pop music.

    对那音乐家来说,过份喜欢流行音乐恐怕是太愚蠢了.

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    Moreover, excessive eagerness to catch up would go overboard.

    更重要的是,对赶上对方的过分渴求将可能导致不堪重负.

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    John, let's not go overboard and get a new car right now.

    约翰, 我们现在最好不要匆忙的买新汽车.

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    This brings me to my last point about data copies: don't go overboard avoiding them.

    关于数据拷贝最后要指出的是: 在避免数据拷贝时不要走极端.

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  • 11、

    He has a tendency to go overboard at their parties.

    在他们的晚会上,他总是喜欢过分地表现自己.

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    And as local managers go overboard to display their success, they for more resources.

    由于地区主管去总部展示他们的成功, 这变相封闭了信息来源.

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