ran over

Struck with car

Ran over is the past tense of run over.

To run over something is to drive a vehicle across it, often causing damage or injury: He ran over a nail and got a flat tire, She ran over a pedestrian.

To run over something can also mean to review it quickly: Let's run over the plan one more time.

If a container runs over, it overflows.

If a meeting or event runs over, it exceeds its allotted time.

overwhelm

swamped

Overwhelmed beyond capacity

inundatedOverwhelmed by quantity
floodedCovered with water
overloadedBurdened past capacity

bombarded · besieged · snowed under · overburdened · deluged · engulfed · buried · crushed · trampled · steamrolled

review

rehearsed

Prepared by repetition

recapBrief review of events
summarizedRestated in fewer words
briefedGiven essential information

covered · outlined · explained · walked through · went through · discussed · reiterated · recapped · revisited · highlighted

collision

hit-and-run

Leaving after causing collision

pedestrianOne traveling afoot
crashSudden violent impact
struckPast tense of hitting

roadkill · fatality · injury · victim · accident · reckless · negligence · driver · crosswalk · jaywalker

exceeded

overtime

Work beyond scheduled hours

overbudgetExceeding allocated funds
overshootGo beyond intended point
spilloverExcess that escapes

exceeded · surpassed · overflowed · burst · breached · extended · ballooned · inflated · escalated · blown

ran over

swamped

rehearsed

hit-and-run

overtime

ran over

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