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π Some Meanings of 'over'
πΈ1-Their house is just over the river.
βΊ ( = on the other side of)
πΈ2-Most of these carpets cost over $1000.
βΊ ( = more than)
πΈ3-Children over 12 pay full price.
βΊ ( = older than 12)
πΈ4-They spoke over the phone.
βΊ ( = using the phone)
πΈ5-Can we discuss this over lunch?
βΊ ( = during lunch)
πΈ6-Thereβs no point in arguing over this.
βΊ ( = about this)
πΈ7-Iβll be glad when the meeting is over.
βΊ ( = finished)
πΈ8-Youβve ruined it β now Iβll have to do it over.
βΊ ( = again)
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π Some Meanings of 'over'
πΈ1-Their house is just over the river.
βΊ ( = on the other side of)
πΈ2-Most of these carpets cost over $1000.
βΊ ( = more than)
πΈ3-Children over 12 pay full price.
βΊ ( = older than 12)
πΈ4-They spoke over the phone.
βΊ ( = using the phone)
πΈ5-Can we discuss this over lunch?
βΊ ( = during lunch)
πΈ6-Thereβs no point in arguing over this.
βΊ ( = about this)
πΈ7-Iβll be glad when the meeting is over.
βΊ ( = finished)
πΈ8-Youβve ruined it β now Iβll have to do it over.
βΊ ( = again)
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1. (to let the cat out of the bag)
to reveal or tell a secret or a surprise by accident.
2. (to look down upon)
to consider someone or something as not important.
3. (to lose one's head)
to become confused or overly emotional about someone or something.
4. (to make no difference)
not to matter to someone.
5. (to make room for)
to provide space for someone or something.
6. (to put on weight)
to gain weight; to get fat.
7. (to rains cats and dogs)
raining very heavily.
8. (to run errands)
to take a short trip to do a specific thing.
9. (to run out of)
Exhaust a supply or quantity of something.
10. (to serve one right)
you deserve the punishment that you received.
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to reveal or tell a secret or a surprise by accident.
2. (to look down upon)
to consider someone or something as not important.
3. (to lose one's head)
to become confused or overly emotional about someone or something.
4. (to make no difference)
not to matter to someone.
5. (to make room for)
to provide space for someone or something.
6. (to put on weight)
to gain weight; to get fat.
7. (to rains cats and dogs)
raining very heavily.
8. (to run errands)
to take a short trip to do a specific thing.
9. (to run out of)
Exhaust a supply or quantity of something.
10. (to serve one right)
you deserve the punishment that you received.
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