access, cap, crosspoint, exit, go over, measure, overjump, pass through, range, surpass, travel over
Definitionn. bridge formed by the upper level of a crossing of two highways at different levels
Last update: July 25, 2015
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Views - for it was a generation whose leaders, in France at any rate, looked with suspicion upon any one who professed to go beyond the bounds which the genius of Cuvier had been unable to overpass, and regarded the notion of upsetting any of the positions maintained by him as verging almost upon profanity. [Please select]
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This function should be recognized, taken advantage of, but never overpassed. [Please select]
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You have overpassed the term fixed, by your ambition, and not by the law. [Please select]
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Lovett's was long and high, but at last Lovett's, too, was overpassed. [Please select]
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The thin trickle of water had been overpassed, churned, trampled into mire and dirt, by half the army, horse and foot. [Please select]
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The missile came toward the battery, overpassed it, and exploded above the wood. [Please select]
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The grey, gaunt and haggard, but their colours with them, overpassed the dead and wounded, now choking the sunken road. [Please select]
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