英和和英

動詞

overblaze (third-person singular simple present overblazes, present participle overblazing, simple past and past participle overblazed)

1. (ambitransitive) To blaze a trail excessively.
   • 2011, Paul Elliott, 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Washington D.C. (page 486)

     […] and keep going on what is an oddly overblazed trail that stays close to the ridgeline (and provides nice winter views), crosses several gullies, and takes you to a familiar, table-equipped intersection.

   • 2019, Laura Waterman, ‎Guy Waterman, Forest and Crag (page 492)

     Even Perkins criticized Avery's tendency to overblaze. MacKaye was anguished and wrote to Avery that he was losing sight of the goal, that the original concept of a wilderness way was being destroyed by overcivilizing the trailway.