- When overseas came into use, there were no airplanes, so technically speaking, one traveled "across" or "on" the seas, in a ship.
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- “Overseas” emphasizes the physical distance or travel involved, whereas “foreign” emphasizes the difference in culture, language, or politics.
- Overseas is a collection of four short art games, or digital poems. So far, it includes four episodes: a psychedelic trip, a forest horror...
- Go Overseas is your guide to 15,000+ programs that will change how you see the world. ... Save programs to your wish list or book directly with Go Overseas.
- Overseas: Directed by Sung-a Yoon. With Wela Mae C. Bunda, Mary Beth C. Campo, Hilda D. Coronel, Marivic L. Dumaguit.
- overseas (adj.) 1580s, "foreign, from beyond the sea," from earlier oversea "transmarine, of or pertaining to movement over the sea," 1550, from over- + sea.
- OVERSEAS TOURISM a family-run travel agency welcomes you in Turkey from Istanbul Old City district which is just a few steps walking distance from Hagia...
- I. overseas o‧ver‧seas 1 [ˌəʊvəˈsiːz ǁ ˌoʊvər-] adverb TRAVEL. to, in, or from a foreign country across the sea: • He spent quite a lot of time working overseas.
- Overseas.Realty portal was created by an experienced team so that sellers and buyers of properties abroad could meet online.