See Also: override(1)(dictionary)
override(2)(dictionary)
override(dictionary)
Override - Sailing(gambling)
Override commission(tourism)

override (oh)



[T]
to use your power or authority to change someone else's decision
::The EU commission exercised its power to override British policy.
to be regarded as more important than something else
::The needs of the mother should not override the needs of the child.
to stop a machine doing something that it does by itself
::Can you override the automatic locking system?
-- override /5EUvEraId ?@ 5oU-/ n [C]
::a manual override