overtax

overtax
transitive verb
1) (demand too much tax from) überbesteuern
2) (strain) überstrapazieren, überfordern [Verstand, Geduld]

overtax one's strength — sich übernehmen

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[əuvə'tæks]
verb
(to put too great a strain on: He overtaxed his strength.) überbeanspruchen
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over·ˈtax
vt
1. FIN
▪ to \overtax sb jdn überbesteuern
▪ to \overtax sth etw zu hoch besteuern
2. (exhaust)
▪ to \overtax sb jdn überfordern [o überlasten]
▪ to \overtax oneself sich akk übernehmen
to \overtax one's strength sich akk überanstrengen
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overtax v/t
1. zu hoch besteuern, überbesteuern
2. überfordern, überbeanspruchen, zu hohe Anforderungen stellen an (akk), jemandes Geduld etc überstrapazieren:
overtax one’s strength (oder o.s.) sich übernehmen
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transitive verb
1) (demand too much tax from) überbesteuern
2) (strain) überstrapazieren, überfordern [Verstand, Geduld]

overtax one's strength — sich übernehmen

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v.
überbesteuern v.

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