overprotect in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for overprotect in the English»Spanish Dictionary

overprotect [Am ˌoʊvərprəˈtɛkt, Brit ˌəʊvəprəˈtɛkt] VB trans

overprotect

sobreproteger

overprotect

proteger demasiado

Translations for overprotect in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sobreproteger

to overprotect

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English

Yet there is a widespread and growingsentiment that governments overprotect intellectual property.

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It means they have been known to neglect their children or overprotect them- it's a psychological thing.

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Our emotional perceptions of risk drive government to overprotect us from some things and underprotect us from others.

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These walls move in and out before the video ends, signifying that she is overprotected.

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Cork intercounty players are overprotected.

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And we shouldn't wrap them up in cotton wool and overprotect them.

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This is just one example of how our emotional perceptions of risk drive government to overprotect us from some things and underprotect us from others.

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Like many teens, he is sometimes angry at his parents who sometimes consider him immature or overprotect him.

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The perfect gift for those who feel their grandson is being overprotected.

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Effectively an incapacitated person should not be overprotected but should be entitled to make mistakes and poor choices in the same way as all other human beings.

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