Overcall (to ) conjugation

English
12 examples
This verb can also mean the following: call, call a bet after another

Conjugation of overcall

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Present Simple
overcall
overcall
overcalls
overcall
overcall
overcall
Future Simple
will overcall
will overcall
will overcall
will overcall
will overcall
will overcall
Past Simple
overcalled
overcalled
overcalled
overcalled
overcalled
overcalled
Conditional Simple
would overcall
would overcall
would overcall
would overcall
would overcall
would overcall
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Present Progressive
am overcalling
are overcalling
is overcalling
are overcalling
are overcalling
are overcalling
Future Progressive
will be overcalling
will be overcalling
will be overcalling
will be overcalling
will be overcalling
will be overcalling
Past Progressive
was overcalling
were overcalling
was overcalling
were overcalling
were overcalling
were overcalling
Conditional Progressive
would be overcalling
would be overcalling
would be overcalling
would be overcalling
would be overcalling
would be overcalling
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Present Perfect
have overcalled
have overcalled
has overcalled
have overcalled
have overcalled
have overcalled
Future Perfect
will have overcalled
will have overcalled
will have overcalled
will have overcalled
will have overcalled
will have overcalled
Past Perfect
had overcalled
had overcalled
had overcalled
had overcalled
had overcalled
had overcalled
Conditional Perfect
would have overcalled
would have overcalled
would have overcalled
would have overcalled
would have overcalled
would have overcalled
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been overcalling
have been overcalling
has been overcalling
have been overcalling
have been overcalling
have been overcalling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been overcalling
will have been overcalling
will have been overcalling
will have been overcalling
will have been overcalling
will have been overcalling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been overcalling
had been overcalling
had been overcalling
had been overcalling
had been overcalling
had been overcalling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been overcalling
would have been overcalling
would have been overcalling
would have been overcalling
would have been overcalling
would have been overcalling

Examples of overcall

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
An overcall may be made with a much weaker hand than an original bid, a fact which the partner must bear in mind.
Any bid made subsequently to an opponent's bid is known as an overcall or a defensive bid.
As a rule, it is inadvisable to make an overcall on two of a four-card suit or to overcall with a no-trump bid without a double-stopper in the suit bid by the opponent.
Well, I overcall my hand a bit, or so they say, but I've always found it pays.
You can depend on me for an additional overcall of 250.
An overcall may be made with a much weaker hand than an original bid, a fact which the partner must bear in mind.
Any bid made subsequently to an opponent's bid is known as an overcall or a defensive bid.
As a rule, it is inadvisable to make an overcall on two of a four-card suit or to overcall with a no-trump bid without a double-stopper in the suit bid by the opponent.
Well, I overcall my hand a bit, or so they say, but I've always found it pays.
You can depend on me for an additional overcall of 250.
Dr Roberts overcalled and, though he went down badly once ortwice, his calling paid, for more than once he frightened Miss Meredith out of bidding her hand.
Dr Roberts overcalled and, though he went down badly once ortwice, his calling paid, for more than once he frightened Miss Meredith out of bidding her hand.

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