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over

UK
/ˈəʊ.və/
US
/ˈoʊ.vɚ/

Translations

overnoun
Countable noun in cricket.
overadjective
Predicative adjective meaning 'finished' or 'ended'.
overadverb
Common as a particle/adverb in motion verbs and in the phrase start over.
overpreposition
Very common in spatial, temporal, and quantitative senses.
overinterjection
Used in radio/telephone communication to indicate that the speaker has finished and is waiting for a reply.
overpreposition
overadjective
UK
/ˈəʊ.və/
US
/ˈoʊ.vɚ/
Synonyms
done
settled
closed
no more
over and done
past
finished
ended
concluded
completed
through
all over
overinterjection
UK
/ˈəʊ.və/
US
/ˈoʊ.vɚ/
Synonyms
Finished!
Done!
That's it!
All finished!
No more!
We're done!
That's all!
Over and out!

Definitions

overnoun
In cricket, a set of six balls bowled by one player.
He took three wickets in one over.
overadjective
Finished; ended.
The meeting is over.
overadverb
From one side to the other, especially by crossing an obstacle.
He climbed over.
So as to turn, fall, or lie in another position, especially on the opposite side.
The box tipped over.
Again from the beginning; once more.
Let's start over.
overpreposition
Above, across, or to the other side of something.
The plane flew over the city.
Covering or spread across something.
She laid a blanket over the child.
More than; greater in number, amount, or degree than a stated value.
Over 100 people attended the concert.
During the course of a period of time.
Over the summer, the town becomes very busy.
overinterjection
Used in radio communication to signal that the speaker has finished speaking and expects a reply.
This is Falcon One. Do you copy? Over.
overpreposition
Above, higher than something.
Hold the sign up over your head.
Across.
The rabbit jumped over the fence.
More than.
The oak's over 5000 years old.
During some time.
The paint has faded over the years.
Concerning something.
Some passengers expressed frustration over the delays.
overadjective
Finished or completed.
The meeting is over, so we can leave now.
overinterjection
he transmission is finished and a response is expected.
How do you receive? Over!
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