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I. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] ADV inv, attr

1. over:

over (across)
come over here
to move [sth] over

2. over:

over (on the other side)
over the sea
over there

3. over (another way up):

over
to turn sth over
to turn a page over
over and over

4. over (downwards):

to fall over
to knock sth over

5. over (finished):

to be over
to get sth over with
to get sth over and done with

6. over AVIAT, TEL:

over
over
over
Ende <-s, -n>
over and out

7. over (remaining):

[left] over

8. over (thoroughly, in detail):

to read sth over
to talk sth over
to think sth over

9. over (throughout):

the world over
all over
that's him all over
I was wet all over

10. over Am (again):

over
all over
five times over
over and over

11. over (sb's turn):

12. over RADIO, TV:

13. over (more):

over
people who are 65 and over

Idiomes/Tournures:

to give over
to have one over the eight GB
to hold sth over

II. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] PRÉP

1. over (across):

over
über +acc

2. over (on the other side of):

over
über +dat
over the way [or road] GB
over the way [or road] GB

3. over (above):

over
über +dat

4. over:

over (everywhere)
[überall] in +dat
durch +acc
all over
to be all over sb jarg
to show sb over the house

5. over (during):

over
in +dat
over
während +gén
over the summer
over the years

6. over (more than, longer than):

over
über +acc
this shirt cost me over £50!
over and above
über +acc ... hinaus

7. over (through):

8. over (in superiority to):

over
über +acc

9. over (about):

over
über +acc

10. over (past):

over
über +acc ... hinweg
to be/get over sb

11. over MATH (in fraction):

over
durch +acc
48 over 7 is roughly 7
2 over 5
Entrée OpenDict

over ADV

over (finished)
the wait is over

over- [əʊvəʳ, Am oʊvɚ] COMP

over-
over-
over-polite

all-ˈover ADJ épith

all-over
all-over
all-over tan

ask over, GB also ask round VERBE trans fam

to ask sb over [or round]
jdn [zu sich dat] einladen

bend over, bend forward VERBE intr

bend over

Idiomes/Tournures:

bind over VERBE trans usu passive JUR

to be bound over
to bind sb over GB
to bind sb over Am

I. blow over VERBE intr

1. blow over (fall):

blow over

2. blow over (stop):

blow over storm

3. blow over fig (pass):

blow over
blow over argument, trouble

II. blow over VERBE trans

to blow over ⇆ sb/sth
jdn/etw umwerfen

boil over VERBE intr

1. boil over (flow over):

boil over

2. boil over fig (go out of control):

boil over situation
boil over situation
boil over person
boil over person

brim over VERBE intr

1. brim over (overflow):

brim over
überlaufen <läuft über, lief über, übergelaufen>
brim over
überfließen <fließt über, floss über, übergeflossen> fam
brim over

2. brim over (be full of):

to brim over with sth
voll von etw dat sein

bring over VERBE trans

1. bring over (fetch over):

to bring over ⇆ sb/sth

2. bring over (persuade):

to bring sb over to one's side

bubble over VERBE intr

to bubble over with sth
vor etw dat [über]sprudeln

call over VERBE trans

to call sb over

ˈcar·ry-over SUBST

1. carry-over BOURSE:

carry-over
Übertrag m <-(e)s, Überträge>
carry-over
carry-over day

2. carry-over ÉCON, FIN (of payment):

carry-over
Überziehung f <-, -en>

3. carry-over (left over):

carry-over
Überbleibsel nt <-s, ->

check over VERBE trans

to check over ⇆ sth

chew over VERBE intr

to chew over ⇆ sth

cloud over VERBE intr

1. cloud over (become cloudy):

2. cloud over (become gloomy):

cloud over
cloud over face

3. cloud over (become misty):

cloud over eyes
cloud over eyes

come over VERBE intr

1. come over:

come over (to a place)
come over (to sb's home)

2. come over + adj GB, Aus (feel):

sth comes over sb
etw überkommt jdn

3. come over (change point of view):

to come over to sb's side
to come over to sb's point of view

4. come over (create impression):

come over

5. come over (be evident):

come over [negative] feelings
Present
Iask over
youask over
he/she/itasks over
weask over
youask over
theyask over
Past
Iasked over
youasked over
he/she/itasked over
weasked over
youasked over
theyasked over
Present Perfect
Ihaveasked over
youhaveasked over
he/she/ithasasked over
wehaveasked over
youhaveasked over
theyhaveasked over
Past Perfect
Ihadasked over
youhadasked over
he/she/ithadasked over
wehadasked over
youhadasked over
theyhadasked over