go over

• Verbo frasal que significa revisar, examinar o comprobar algo con atención, o también moverse a otro lugar o al otro lado de algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of reviewing, examining, or checking something carefully, or of moving to a different place or side.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Review or examineformal

   To examine, check, or review something carefully.

   Repasar o examinar

   • Let's go over the main points of the report.
   • The teacher went over the homework with the class.
   • I need to go over the contract before signing it.

   Sinónimoscheckexamineinspectlook-overperusereviewscrutinizestudy

2. Visitinformal

   To go to someone's house or a place for a short time.

   Pasar por (casa de alguien)

   • We went over to their house for dinner.
   • I'm going over to the store to buy some milk.
   • She went over to her friend's place after work.

   Sinónimoscall oncome overdrop bydrop invisit

3. informal

   To be received or accepted in a particular way.

   Ser recibido

   • His joke didn't go over well with the audience.
   • The new policy went over smoothly with the employees.
   • Her speech went over better than expected.

   Sinónimoscome acrossland

Verbo basego