Examples of using Overran in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Kurds took control of the region two years ago, after the Iraqi army disintegrated when Islamic State overran a third of the country.
Iraq's refining capacity was curbed when ISIS overran its largest oil processing plant in Baiji, north of Baghdad, in 2014.
the Holy See were dissolved in 1975, when the communist north overran South Vietnam.
During 1938, the Japanese overran Canton, and pushed the Chinese forces deeper into the west of the country.
including King Guy, and throughout the summer Saladin quickly overran the kingdom.
It should be noted that thousands of civilians fled into the mountains after the Islamic State(IS) overran the town of Sinjar a week ago.
The last time he appeared was to preach at the Great Mosque of al-Nuri in Mosul after IS overran the city and a“caliphate” was proclaimed.
In Raqqa province, the bodies of 160 Syrian soldiers, killed when IS overran their base, were found in seven large pits.
The take-off was rejected but the aircraft overran the runway and ended up in a creek.
Rebels sparked the four-month battle when they overran large swathes of the east and declared independence from Ukraine.
North Vietnamese troops overran Saigon on April 30,
The militants overran large parts of Iraq last year, including much of the western province of Anbar,
Taliban insurgents overran the Afghan city of Kunduz on Monday in a surprise multi-pronged offensive.
Armenian forces began a new bout of offensives that overran villages in northern Karabakh that had been held by the Azeris since the previous autumn.
When the Nazis overran France in the spring of 1940,
The Persians invaded and overran the island, but they were in turn defeated by forces from Athens in 478 BC.
of protests on Saturday, opposition supporters overran two state-run media outlets in La Paz and forced them off air.
They swiftly overran Syria, and defeated Roman forces in the province; all the cities of the coast,
Lysimachus overran much of western Anatolia, but was soon(301 BC)
The revived Babylonians overran most of the Assyrian Empire from the Persian Gulf to the borders of Egypt.