0 to provide a view of, especially from above -- 眺望;(尤指)俯瞰,俯視
1 to fail to notice or consider something or someone -- 忽視;忽略,沒注意到
2 to forgive or pretend not to notice something -- 寬恕,不計較;對…視而不見
3 a place from where a person can look at something, especially at an area of natural beauty -- 觀察位置
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In addition, the authors deliver a quick overlook of dilemmas concerning legalisation and application of euthanasia.
Inevitably the products of arts activities cannot be overlooked.
It is to be feared that these problems will put many potential readers off, causing the value of its content to be overlooked.
He might simply overlook or forget what he knows or believes.
However, this choice of non-dimensional variables overlooks a possible role of atomic processes in confinement.
This point is rather subtle and easily overlooked, which contradicts our general claim that we can "read off" an algorithm from the typing rules.
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