英语释义
1. to make too much of a correction to adjust too much in attempting to offset an error, miscalculation, or problem
If the soup tastes bland, don't overcorrect by adding too much salt. The driver of the Acura then overcorrected to the right, and as he came near the shoulder, his car was struck by a Toyota sport utility vehicle …
— The Houston Chronicle Your first instinct will be to overcorrect every time your drone is headed somewhere you don't want it to go.
— Scott Gilbertson
2. to apply a correction to in excess of that required (as for satisfactory performance) specifically to correct (a lens) beyond the point of achromatism or so that there is aberration of a kind opposite to that of the uncorrected lens