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I. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] PREP
1. over (above):
over
to fly over the sea
2. over (on):
over
to hit sb over the head
to drive over sb
3. over (across):
przechodzić [perf przejść] przez most
4. over (behind):
over the page
5. over (down):
to fall over sth
spadać [perf spaść] z czegoś
6. over (during):
over the winter
over the months
over time
7. over (more than):
over
children over 14
8. over (to a place):
over here/there
9. over (through):
to hear sth over the noise
what came over him?
10. over (in superiority to):
to have command over sth
11. over (about):
to have problems over sth
12. over (for checking):
to look [or go] over a text
przeglądać [perf przejrzeć] tekst
13. over (past):
Phrases:
over and above
II. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] ADV
1. over (downwards):
to fall over
spadać [perf spaść]
to knock sth over
strącać [perf strącić] coś
2. over (to a place):
3. over (above):
over
to jump over sth
przeskakiwać [perf przeskoczyć] przez coś
4. over (once more):
over
over
all over again
five times over
to keep saying sth over and over
5. over (thoroughly):
to talk sth over
to think sth over
6. over (more):
over
7. over (across):
over
przechodzić [perf przejść] na drugą stronę
8. over (remaining):
9. over (excessively):
over
10. over (at distance):
over
over
to move sth over
przesuwać [perf przesunąć] coś
11. over (changing hands):
to pass [or hand] sth over
przekazywać [perf przekazać] coś
12. over (changing sides):
przechodzić [perf przejść] na stronę wroga
13. over (on visit):
to come over
przychodzić [perf przyjść ](do kogoś z wizytą)
14. over (another way up):
to turn over page
przewracać [perf przewrócić]
15. over (in exchange):
to swap sth over
wymieniać [perf wymienić] się czymś
to change over
przesiadać [perf przesiąść] się
16. over (somebody's turn):
it's over to sb
17. over (entirely):
to paint sth over with sth
III. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] ADJ
1. over (finished):
to be over
to get sth over [and done] with
2. over (remaining):
over
bind over VB trans Am LAW
bind over
blow over VB intr
blow over
cichnąć [perf u-]
boil over VB intr
1. boil over (flow over):
boil over
kipieć [perf wy-]
2. boil over inf (become angry):
boil over
wybuchać [perf wybuchnąć]
3. boil over (result in):
to boil over into sth
przeradzać [perf przerodzić] się w coś
to boil over into sth frustration, anger
znajdować [perf znaleźć] upust w czymś
bowl over VB trans to bowl sb over
1. bowl over (knock down):
to bowl sb over
przewracać [perf przewrócić] kogoś
2. bowl over (surprise):
to bowl sb over
bring over VB trans
bring over
przekonywać [perf przekonać]
bubble over VB intr fig
to bubble over with sth
carry over VB trans
1. carry over (postpone):
carry over
przekładać [perf przełożyć]
2. carry over ECON:
carry over
przenosić [perf przenieść]
change over VB intr
to change over to sth
przechodzić [perf przejść] na coś
chew over VB trans inf
to chew sth over
cloud over VB intr
cloud over
chmurzyć [perf za-] się
his face clouded over fig
Present
Ibind over
youbind over
he/she/itbinds over
webind over
youbind over
theybind over
Past
Ibound over
youbound over
he/she/itbound over
webound over
youbound over
theybound over
Present Perfect
Ihavebound over
youhavebound over
he/she/ithasbound over
wehavebound over
youhavebound over
theyhavebound over
Past Perfect
Ihadbound over
youhadbound over
he/she/ithadbound over
wehadbound over
youhadbound over
theyhadbound over
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We hope it will clarify things, there's a real cloud over the whole thing.
www.stuff.co.nz
There is a cloud over the vice president.
en.wikipedia.org
He had gone into the match with a cloud over his fitness following a shoulder injury, but top-scored in both innings.
en.wikipedia.org
The fog of memory will soon cloud over its glory days, as it waited year after year to be joined by its decorative cousins.
www.mayonews.ie
Come up with something new -- like smartphones replacing microwave ovens or storing dorm furniture in the cloud over the summer.
www.extremetech.com