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SCOOT OVER. ------ Kaz "scooted over" so her brother could sit down. -------- SCOOT OVER. Correrse, moverse a un lado. to move somewhere quickly. 学び始める
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Correrse, moverse a un lado. to move somewhere quickly. SCOOT OVER. ------- Can you "scoot over" a little Quito?. ------- SCOOT OVER.
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COME OVER. ------ Why don’t you "come over" after work said Martin, and I’ll show you my new computer?. I get home around six so come over any time after that. --------------- COME OVER. Venir de visita. to visit someone at their house. (see also: come around). 学び始める
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Venir de visita. to visit someone at their house. (see also: come around). COME OVER. ------- Ines said, some friends "came over" last Sunday and we had a barbecue. --------------- COME OVER.
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CHECK OVER something. ------- I "check over" the accounts every month to make sure they’re correct. --------------- CHECK OVER something. Checar, revisar algo. Check something very carefully. (see also: go over, look over). 学び始める
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Checar, revisar algo. Check something very carefully. (see also: go over, look over). CHECK OVER something. ------ Gerardo "checked the car over" and didn’t find any serious problems, so he bought it. --------------- CHECK OVER something.
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CHANGE OVER to something. ----- Will the U.S. ever "change over" to the metric system of weights and measures?. --------------- CHANGE OVER to something. Cambiar otra vez a otra cosa. to stop using or having one thing and start using or having something else instead. (see also: move over). 学び始める
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Cambiar otra vez a otra cosa. to stop using or having one thing and start using or having something else instead. (see also: move over). CHANGE OVER to something. ----- Damasso junir said, after a virus attacked our computers and destroyed a very important database, we decided to "change over" to Mac computers. -------- CHANGE OVER to something.
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BLOW OVER. ------ Luis Gutierrez said, like most arguments in the congress, after a few days it just "blew over". ----------------------------- BLOW OVER. irse olvidando, pasar al olvido. if an unpleasant situation [e.g. argument] blows over, it gradually becomes less important and is then forgotten. (see also: die down). 学び始める
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irse olvidando, pasar al olvido. if an unpleasant situation [e.g. argument] blows over, it gradually becomes less important and is then forgotten. (see also: die down). BLOW OVER. ------ The story of Bill Clinton's affair was in the newspapers for a while, but it soon "blew over" and nobody heard anything more about it. ----------------------------- BLOW OVER.
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(be) BOWLED OVER. ------ When we first visited Italy we were just "bowled over" by its beauty. --------------- (be) BOWLED OVER. Impresionado, sorprendido, atónito. to surprise or please someone a lot. (see also: (be) knocked out). 学び始める
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Impresionado, sorprendido, atónito. to surprise or please someone a lot. (see also: (be) knocked out). (be) BOWLED OVER. ------ Ken was "bowled over" by the news that Barbie was having a baby. He was very surprised and happy. --------------- (be) BOWLED OVER.
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ASK somebody OVER, or ASK somebody AROUND. ----------- Lalo said, I've "asked Javier and David over" to dinner next Saturday. --------------- ASK somebody OVER, or ASK somebody AROUND. Preguntar si quiere venir de visita, Invitar a venir de visita. to invite someone to come to your house. (see also: invite over /around). 学び始める
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Preguntar si quiere venir de visita, Invitar a venir de visita. to invite someone to come to your house. (see also: invite over /around). ASK somebody OVER, or ASK somebody AROUND. ----------- We’re "asking some friends over" said Maria Ovi to our new apartment for dinner on Saturday night. --------------- ASK somebody OVER, or ASK somebody AROUND.
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KEEL OVER. ------- Juan Gabriel just "keeled over" and died. We found out later that he'd had a heart attack. --------------- KEEL OVER. Dar un patatús, Colapsar, desfalleser, derrumbarse, caerse al suelo. to fall down, to fall over suddenly as in a faint. (see also: fall over). 学び始める
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Dar un patatús, Colapsar, desfalleser, derrumbarse, caerse al suelo. to fall down, to fall over suddenly as in a faint. (see also: fall over). KEEL OVER. ------- During the soccer game, one of the players "keeled over" and fell to the ground. His team-mates ran over to see what was wrong with him. --------------- KEEL OVER.
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KEEN ON. ------ April said, I'm "keen on" going to a rock festival sometime during the summer. --------------- KEEN ON. Entusiasta, ansioso, fanático, aficionado. to be eager for wanting to do something or wanting something to happen very much. 学び始める
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Entusiasta, ansioso, fanático, aficionado. to be eager for wanting to do something or wanting something to happen very much. KEEN ON. ------- Jackelin's really "keen on" cycling, so let's get her a new bike. --------------- KEEN ON.
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TICK OVER/ALONG. (UK). ----- Jane said hey Mike, Just keep things "ticking over" while I'm away. -------------------------- TICK OVER/ALONG. (UK). En marcha, funcionando. to make progress or operate steadily but not very well without any serious problems. (British & Australian). 学び始める
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En marcha, funcionando. to make progress or operate steadily but not very well without any serious problems. (British & Australian). TICK OVER/ALONG. (UK). ------ The cab was waiting outside, the engine "ticking over". -------------- TICK OVER/ALONG. (UK).
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BOWL OVER ----- Julio said, my coworker and I we were almost "bowled over" by the wind. ------ BOWL OVER. Tumbar, derribar, tirar al suelo. to hit and push down (someone or something) while quickly moving past. 学び始める
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Tumbar, derribar, tirar al suelo. to hit and push down (someone or something) while quickly moving past. (PLATON ONDO) BOWL OVER. ------- The big red dog Clifford was so excited that he ran up and "bowled over" little Damian. ------ BOWL OVER.
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MAKE OVER. --------- Lupe "made over" the property to her brother in law. ----- MAKE OVER. Traspasar, transferir, ceder. to legally give or transfer ownership of something as a property to somebody. 学び始める
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Traspasar, transferir, ceder. to legally give or transfer ownership of something as a property to somebody. MAKE OVER. --------- Grandpha "made over" the property to his eldest son. ------------------------ MAKE OVER.
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MAKE something OVER. ------- The interior of the building in Chicago has been made completely over. ------------ MAKE something OVER. Remodelar. to change something in order to make it look different or use it for a different purpose; to give somebody a different appearance by changing their clothes, hair, etc. 学び始める
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Remodelar. to change something in order to make it look different or use it for a different purpose; to give somebody a different appearance by changing their clothes, hair, etc. MAKE something OVER. -------- Ines and Maggy made their kitchen over and now have granite countertops. ------------------ MAKE something OVER.
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RAKE OVER ------ Flavio, you cannot rake over and waste your time trying to learn all the phrasal verbs. ------ RAKE OVER. No parar de hablar de lo mismo, no parar de pensar en lo mismo, obsesionarse con. to keep talking or thinking about an unpleasant event or experience. 学び始める
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No parar de hablar de lo mismo, no parar de pensar en lo mismo, obsesionarse con. to keep talking or thinking about an unpleasant event or experience. RAKE OVER ------ Brat Pitt keeps on raking over his divorce, when really he should be getting on with his life. ------ RAKE OVER.
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SEND someone or something OVER. ------ I sent the package over to your home. ------- SEND someone or something OVER. Mandar a alguien o algo a un lugar. to send, transfer or cause something to be taken to some place. 学び始める
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Mandar a alguien o algo a un lugar. to send, transfer or cause something to be taken to some place. SEND someone or something OVER. ------ Let me sent the technician over to your home. ------- SEND someone or something OVER.
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GO OVER something. ------- The judge went over all the arguments before making up his mind. ------- GO OVER something. Analizar bien algo. to talk about or think about (something) carefully. 学び始める
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Analizar bien algo. to talk about or think about (something) carefully. GO OVER something. ------- Nancy went over the accident again and again in her mind. ------- GO OVER something.
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