Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Overlook"

A: unless you missed seeing it or noticing it

A: It means to fail to notice, consider something or do not realize how important it is. ( for example a fact or a problem)

A: It means to fail to look, to ignore something by accident. It uses "over" in the sense of "to pass over something and skip to the next thing."

A: It can be used in different ways for example an overlook is a structure used to help with sightseeing.
Jerry climbed the overlook to get a better view.
The one I think you mean though is to overlook a piece of information.
I overlooked the entire section on fires.

A: To miss something or not notice it.

"The details were there in that file"
"I must have overlooked them"

Or

"I'm willing to overlook the fact you've never read the Harry Potter series because you're so nice"

In that instance you're willing to look past or wilfully ignore something you don't like.

A: I think both are okay, but "overlooking" has a more formal nuance.

A: I overlooked the details.
He tends to overlook the important stuff.

A: Don't overlooks this chapter, it might be on the test.
Don't overlook Ireland on your world tour, the scenery is beautiful.
Don't overlook the film just because of the bad reviews.

A: 1. (Fail to notice something)
I'm sorry I overlooked this mistake, I'll make sure to be more careful next time.
I can't believe I overlooked this problem.
2. (View from above)
Our house on top of the hill overlooks the town.
The mountain overlooks miles of dense forest.

A: I overlooked your mistake - I didn't notice your mistake.

The room overlooks the mountains - You can see the mountains from the above from the room.

A: Both can mean the same thing. However, give on to also can mean adjoins or lead to. See https://www.lexico.com/definition/give_on_to

A: “Overlook”
Literally: To “look above/over” something

Figuratively: To ignore something, to not notice something

Examples:

“The balcony overlooks the park”
(From the balcony, you can see the park from above)

“He overlooked my mistake”
(He ignored or didn’t notice my mistake)

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“Overshadow”
Literally: to cover something in it’s shadow

Figuratively: to “look more important”, to look “better”, “get more attention” than something else

Examples:

“The mountain overshadows the village”
(The mountain causes a the village to be in it’s shadow)

“Her trophy overshadowed all of my achievements”
(Her trophy gets much more attention/appears more impressive than my achievements

A: Overlooking is not noticing or ignoring something.
Neglecting is failing to do something you should have done, intentionally or not.

A: Overlook means to not notice something "I overlooked that"
To let someone of the hook means that someone has hurt you and you are forgiving them "I let her off the hook even though she cheated on me"

A: brush off means to not pay attention to something or someone on purpose.
overlook means to not pay attention to someone or something by accident.

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A:
"I must be vigilant."
"I must pay careful attention."
"I must be on my toes."
"I must be alert for anything."
"I can't lose focus."

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A: That's a perfectly fine sentence, but we would probably say "I didn't mean to do that" or "Sorry, don't look at that" depending on context