单词	overexert
释义	overexert verb over·​ex·​ert ˌō-vər-ig-ˈzərt  overexerted; overexerting; overexerts transitive + intransitive : to exert (oneself) too much Muriel was sent to bed at the slightest symptom and warned against overexerting herself … Garrison Keillor There are two types of heat stroke: exertional, which typically affects active people who overexert themselves in heat, and passive, which generally involves elderly or sedentary people who are exposed to high temperatures. Andrew Weil People at highest risk of heat-related illness include the very young, the elderly and those of any age who overexert in the heat. Don Colburn overexertion ˌō-vər-ig-ˈzər-shən  noun plural overexertions an injury caused by overexertion Example Sentences Recent Examples on the Web The weather service urged those spending time outdoors during the afternoon hours to drink plenty of water, don’t overexert and stay in the shade when possible. Leigh Morgan, al, 12 June 2022 During the afternoon, Jihad El Hefnawi did homework and watched TikTok videos before heading off to soccer practice, trying not to overexert himself while fasting. Gwendolyn Wu, San Francisco Chronicle, 20 Apr. 2022 Lady Macbeth receives word of what’s to come and, independently of her husband — who doesn’t exactly overexert himself trying to stop her — hatches a plan to kill the current king (Brendan Gleeson). K. Austin Collins, Rolling Stone, 15 Jan. 2022 Having been ordered by doctors not to overexert himself, Vitale won’t attend the teams’ shootarounds, instead gathering his pregame intelligence through phone calls with the coaches. Ben Bolch, Los Angeles Times, 22 Nov. 2021 To make up for that lack of strength, these amputees will often overexert their intact leg or overwork their hip. The Salt Lake Tribune, 25 Oct. 2021 Weaver acknowledged before the season being anxious to contribute on the field once again, even as doctors, coaches and his mother constantly reminded him to not overexert himself. Jon Hale, The Courier-Journal, 23 Sep. 2021 However, experts say patients shouldn’t overexert themselves. Adrianna Rodriguez, USA TODAY, 5 Oct. 2020 So Duncan Robinson went for 19 points in the first half, Bam Adebayo was allowed to play through early foul trouble, and Jimmy Butler wasn't asked to overexert. Ira Winderman, sun-sentinel.com, 12 Aug. 2020 See More Word History First Known Use 1817, in the meaning defined above Medical Definition overexert transitive verb over·​ex·​ert ˌō-və-rig-ˈzərt  : to exert (oneself) too much intransitive verb : to exert oneself to excess overexert verb as in to overwork Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance overwork exert exercise try eke out put out essay scratch attack grind (out) scrabble wade pitch in struggle drive trudge labor bang away toil apply (oneself) tug slave strive hump travail sweat knuckle down dig in drudge endeavor plow work hustle strain buckle (down) grub peg (away) plug fag dig (away) plod hammer (away) slog moil beaver (away) Antonyms & Near Antonyms break slacken ease (up) shirk bum hang (around or out) rest relax chill idle goof (off) let up play lounge slack (off) unwind hack (around) laze dally hang bask loaf dillydally repose veg out goldbrick footle loll trifle hang about fool around goof (around) mess around dabble potter (around) doodle monkey (around) putter (around) fribble See More
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