overdone

• Describe algo que se ha hecho en exceso, a menudo con resultado negativo; se usa típicamente para comida demasiado cocinada o para acciones exageradas.

Describes something that has been done to excess, often resulting in a negative outcome; commonly used for overcooked food or exaggerated actions.

1. Exaggerated or excessiveB2formal

   Represented as greater than is true or reasonable; carried to an extreme.

   Exagerado o excesivo

   • His reaction to the minor mistake was completely overdone.
   • The special effects in the movie were overdone and unrealistic.
   • Her praise for the simple meal seemed a bit overdone.

   Sinónimosdisproportionateexaggeratedexcessiveextravagantimmoderateinflatedinordinateoverblownovermuchoverstatedundue

   Antónimosmoderaterestrainedsubtletemperateunderstated

2. Cooked too longA2informal

   Cooked for too long, resulting in a texture or taste that is less than ideal, but still edible.

   Demasiado cocido

   • The steak was overdone and a bit tough, but I still ate it.
   • She accidentally left the vegetables in the oven too long, making them overdone.
   • The pasta was overdone and slightly mushy.

   Antónimosrare

• Verbo que se utiliza para indicar que se hace algo en exceso o que se lleva una acción más allá de lo necesario o razonable, a menudo con resultados negativos o contraproducentes.

A verb used to indicate doing something to an excessive degree or exaggerating an action.

verbo irregular

1. Excessive actionB2formal

   To do something to an excessive or exaggerated degree, often leading to negative consequences.

   Exagerar, pasarse

   • He overdid the exercise and injured his back.
   • She overdid the seasoning and ruined the dish.
   • Don't overdo it with the compliments; it might seem insincere.

   Sinónimosexaggerateoveractoverplayoverreachoverstate

   Antónimosmoderaterestrain