Definition of overambitious in English:

overambitious

adjectiveəʊvəramˈbɪʃəsˌoʊvəræmˈbɪʃəs

Excessively ambitious.
雄心（或野心）过大的
he blamed his parents for being overambitious on his behalf
an overambitious expansion programme
Example sentencesExamples
- All Lang's projects were on the grandest scale, too many of them overambitious.
- A year later he was facing electoral defeat, having been overambitious in almost every field.
- Latvia's attempts to get the ball forward quickly frequently ended in failure because of overambitious passes.
- The downside of this was that he was often indiscreet and overambitious.
- Substantial weight loss is extremely difficult to achieve, and setting overambitious targets can reduce motivation.
- Then there is a baffled son, emotionally involved with an overambitious undertaker.
- That flood of rhetorical questions just goes to demonstrate how overambitious the plot is.
- Given you believe it's overambitious, does that lend you to think it's going to fail like the others that have failed in the past couple of years?
- I find some overseas prescriptions sound, some obvious, and some overambitious and pretentious.
- It could be that your goals are overambitious - perhaps losing a stone by the end of the month is aiming a bit high.
- Much of this is due to overambitious expansion plans, according to chief executive Terry Playle.
- Unfortunately for France, his scheme was overambitious and his economic analysis riddled with flaws.
- However, experience suggests that exacerbation of symptoms may result from overambitious or overhasty attempts at exercise.
- I think I was overambitious in the number of books I brought on vacation.
- The Slovakian was overambitious on a number of occasions and might well have been accused of hesitation when an opportunity to settle the issue came his way in the second half.
- You remember that overambitious roofs have collapsed, and that the superstition about walking under ladders is just common sense.
- The event provides a forum for people to vent their frustrations, as long as they do this within a certain language framework, and are not overambitious or militant about their demands.
- Both of these now seem somewhat overambitious.
- The strategy is comprehensive but it looks overambitious for the resources allocated to it.
- It wasn't that he tried overambitious passes, because he often didn't manage to make the pass before he got tackled.
Synonyms
affected, ostentatious, chichi, showy, flashy, tinselly, conspicuous, flaunty, tasteless, kitschy

Derivatives

overambition

nounˌəʊv(ə)ramˈbɪʃ(ə)nˌoʊvəræmˈbɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Excessive ambition.
雄心（或野心）过大的
the long-nurtured pet projects have an element of tragic overambition to them
Example sentencesExamples
- Other long-nurtured pet projects have an element of tragic overambition to them, a yearning to do something that's either more personal or may shatter the restrictions of their star persona.
- The chairman, in whom the bank lost confidence, said he was proud to be guilty of overambition.
- Its downfall came from overambition on limited resources.

overambitiously

adverb

Definition of overambitious in US English:

overambitious

adjectiveˌoʊvəræmˈbɪʃəsˌōvəramˈbiSHəs

Excessively ambitious.
雄心（或野心）过大的
Example sentencesExamples
- The event provides a forum for people to vent their frustrations, as long as they do this within a certain language framework, and are not overambitious or militant about their demands.
- Latvia's attempts to get the ball forward quickly frequently ended in failure because of overambitious passes.
- Both of these now seem somewhat overambitious.
- The strategy is comprehensive but it looks overambitious for the resources allocated to it.
- That flood of rhetorical questions just goes to demonstrate how overambitious the plot is.
- Unfortunately for France, his scheme was overambitious and his economic analysis riddled with flaws.
- Given you believe it's overambitious, does that lend you to think it's going to fail like the others that have failed in the past couple of years?
- You remember that overambitious roofs have collapsed, and that the superstition about walking under ladders is just common sense.
- A year later he was facing electoral defeat, having been overambitious in almost every field.
- It wasn't that he tried overambitious passes, because he often didn't manage to make the pass before he got tackled.
- It could be that your goals are overambitious - perhaps losing a stone by the end of the month is aiming a bit high.
- The Slovakian was overambitious on a number of occasions and might well have been accused of hesitation when an opportunity to settle the issue came his way in the second half.
- I find some overseas prescriptions sound, some obvious, and some overambitious and pretentious.
- Much of this is due to overambitious expansion plans, according to chief executive Terry Playle.
- Then there is a baffled son, emotionally involved with an overambitious undertaker.
- All Lang's projects were on the grandest scale, too many of them overambitious.
- Substantial weight loss is extremely difficult to achieve, and setting overambitious targets can reduce motivation.
- I think I was overambitious in the number of books I brought on vacation.
- The downside of this was that he was often indiscreet and overambitious.
- However, experience suggests that exacerbation of symptoms may result from overambitious or overhasty attempts at exercise.
Synonyms
affected, ostentatious, chichi, showy, flashy, tinselly, conspicuous, flaunty, tasteless, kitschy

词汇	overambitious
释义	Definition of overambitious in English: overambitious adjectiveəʊvəramˈbɪʃəsˌoʊvəræmˈbɪʃəs Excessively ambitious. 雄心（或野心）过大的 he blamed his parents for being overambitious on his behalf an overambitious expansion programme Example sentencesExamples All Lang's projects were on the grandest scale, too many of them overambitious. A year later he was facing electoral defeat, having been overambitious in almost every field. Latvia's attempts to get the ball forward quickly frequently ended in failure because of overambitious passes. The downside of this was that he was often indiscreet and overambitious. Substantial weight loss is extremely difficult to achieve, and setting overambitious targets can reduce motivation. Then there is a baffled son, emotionally involved with an overambitious undertaker. That flood of rhetorical questions just goes to demonstrate how overambitious the plot is. Given you believe it's overambitious, does that lend you to think it's going to fail like the others that have failed in the past couple of years? I find some overseas prescriptions sound, some obvious, and some overambitious and pretentious. It could be that your goals are overambitious - perhaps losing a stone by the end of the month is aiming a bit high. Much of this is due to overambitious expansion plans, according to chief executive Terry Playle. Unfortunately for France, his scheme was overambitious and his economic analysis riddled with flaws. However, experience suggests that exacerbation of symptoms may result from overambitious or overhasty attempts at exercise. I think I was overambitious in the number of books I brought on vacation. The Slovakian was overambitious on a number of occasions and might well have been accused of hesitation when an opportunity to settle the issue came his way in the second half. You remember that overambitious roofs have collapsed, and that the superstition about walking under ladders is just common sense. The event provides a forum for people to vent their frustrations, as long as they do this within a certain language framework, and are not overambitious or militant about their demands. Both of these now seem somewhat overambitious. The strategy is comprehensive but it looks overambitious for the resources allocated to it. It wasn't that he tried overambitious passes, because he often didn't manage to make the pass before he got tackled. Synonyms affected, ostentatious, chichi, showy, flashy, tinselly, conspicuous, flaunty, tasteless, kitschy Derivatives overambition nounˌəʊv(ə)ramˈbɪʃ(ə)nˌoʊvəræmˈbɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Excessive ambition. 雄心（或野心）过大的 the long-nurtured pet projects have an element of tragic overambition to them Example sentencesExamples Other long-nurtured pet projects have an element of tragic overambition to them, a yearning to do something that's either more personal or may shatter the restrictions of their star persona. The chairman, in whom the bank lost confidence, said he was proud to be guilty of overambition. Its downfall came from overambition on limited resources. overambitiously adverb Definition of overambitious in US English: overambitious adjectiveˌoʊvəræmˈbɪʃəsˌōvəramˈbiSHəs Excessively ambitious. 雄心（或野心）过大的 Example sentencesExamples The event provides a forum for people to vent their frustrations, as long as they do this within a certain language framework, and are not overambitious or militant about their demands. Latvia's attempts to get the ball forward quickly frequently ended in failure because of overambitious passes. Both of these now seem somewhat overambitious. The strategy is comprehensive but it looks overambitious for the resources allocated to it. That flood of rhetorical questions just goes to demonstrate how overambitious the plot is. Unfortunately for France, his scheme was overambitious and his economic analysis riddled with flaws. Given you believe it's overambitious, does that lend you to think it's going to fail like the others that have failed in the past couple of years? You remember that overambitious roofs have collapsed, and that the superstition about walking under ladders is just common sense. A year later he was facing electoral defeat, having been overambitious in almost every field. It wasn't that he tried overambitious passes, because he often didn't manage to make the pass before he got tackled. It could be that your goals are overambitious - perhaps losing a stone by the end of the month is aiming a bit high. The Slovakian was overambitious on a number of occasions and might well have been accused of hesitation when an opportunity to settle the issue came his way in the second half. I find some overseas prescriptions sound, some obvious, and some overambitious and pretentious. Much of this is due to overambitious expansion plans, according to chief executive Terry Playle. Then there is a baffled son, emotionally involved with an overambitious undertaker. All Lang's projects were on the grandest scale, too many of them overambitious. Substantial weight loss is extremely difficult to achieve, and setting overambitious targets can reduce motivation. I think I was overambitious in the number of books I brought on vacation. The downside of this was that he was often indiscreet and overambitious. However, experience suggests that exacerbation of symptoms may result from overambitious or overhasty attempts at exercise. Synonyms affected, ostentatious, chichi, showy, flashy, tinselly, conspicuous, flaunty, tasteless, kitschy
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