felülír
To change or stop the normal automatic action of a system, machine, or process, and control it in a different way, often manually.
To be considered more important or have stronger effect than something else, so that the other thing is ignored or not followed.
In object-oriented programming, to define a new version of a method in a subclass so that it replaces the version inherited from a parent class when called on subclass objects.
To be more important, powerful, or effective than something else, so that it has a stronger influence or decides the outcome.
To use official power or control to change, reject, or cancel a decision, rule, order, or action made earlier.
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