runover US
ˈrʌnˌoʊvər
See also: overrun (UK)
Definition

Definition of runover - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
leftover amountRareUSexcess or surplus amount of somethingRareUS
  • The runover of attendees exceeded the hall's capacity.
overflow surplus
2.
mediaTECH.UStelevision program exceeding scheduled time slotTECH.US
  • The show had a runover due to breaking news.
overage overrun
3.
printingTECH.USline of text exceeding available spaceTECH.US
  • The editor fixed the runover in the article.
overflow spillover
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Origin of runover

English, run (to move swiftly) + over (above)

Examples of runover in a sentence

  • We had a runover of questions after the presentation.
  • The documentary's runover caused the next show to start late.
  • A runover of the awards ceremony was expected.
  • The designer adjusted the runover in the layout.
  • A runover occurred in the final draft of the report.

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  1. French:surplus, dépassement, ...
  2. German:Überschuss, Zeitüberschreitung, ...
  3. Italian:eccedenza, sforamento, ...
  4. Spanish:superávit, exceso de tiempo, ...
  5. Portuguese:excedente, prolongamento da emissão, ...
  6. Chinese:过剩, 超时, ...
  7. Japanese:余剰, 延長放送, ...
  8. Arabic:فائِض, تَجاوُز الوَقْت, ...
  9. Hebrew:יֶתֶר, חֲרִיגָה בִּזְמַן הַשִּׁידוּר, ...
  10. Russian:избыток, перерасход времени, ...
  11. Ukrainian:надлишок, перевищення часу, ...
  12. Hindi:अतिरिक्त, अधिक समय, ...

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