English to Spanish Meaning of over - encima

Over :
encima

excelente, encima, excesivo, muy inadecuada, Más, mas que, mucho, superfluo, obsesionante, indebido, escarpado, gastos generales, Superior, superficial, en, ex, de alto rango, alto, más allá de toda medida, craso, piso de arriba, en alto, súper, mas que suficiente

encima, sobre, en, piso de arriba, vastamente, extremadamente, excepcionalmente, alto, gastos generales, a través de, al través, a lo ancho, con respecto a, después

en, encima, sobre, arriba, acerca de, respecto a, de, contra, a través de, con respecto a, después

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Definitions of over in English
Noun(1) (cricket
Adjective(1) having come or been brought to a conclusion
Adverb(1) at or to a point across intervening space etc.(2) throughout an area(3) throughout a period of time(4) beyond the top or upper surface or edge; forward from an upright position(5) over the entire area
Examples of over in English
(1) We are welcomed in with open arms and hearts, and they prepare beautiful food, cooked over an open fire.(2) We've had a lot of fun over here in the last six years, but it's time to go home.(3) The boot gets tossed, it teeters on its side then rolls over with the shoe laces facing up.(4) The drysuit can be worn over a layer of clothing and it keeps its wearer completely dry and warm.(5) Flood levels over three meters deep drowned cars and drove people from their homes.(6) For a more reliable source, you need to be directly over the clay seam where the fossils are buried.(7) In just over a month the area was evacuated and the village literally vanished off the map.(8) Cook over a high heat until just wilted, cool a bit, then squeeze out most of the moisture.(9) Continue to cook over a low heat until vegetables are submerged in their own liquid.(10) The volley sailed over the front rank of soldiers and fell among the battle leaders beyond.(11) distance over time(12) Sprinkle cracker crumbs evenly over the bottom and sides, then pour in the ricotta mixture.(13) However, a Ministry of Defence official says his department has no control over the plant.(14) Working on a film in St Lucia, he almost crashes a bus over the side of a ravine.(15) John had two levels of management over him.(16) He innocently assumed that a steel cover placed over a drainpipe was safe to walk on.
Related Phrases of over
(1) over- ::
encima-
(2) over there ::
Por ahí
(3) get over ::
superalo
(4) come over ::
Ven aquí
(5) all over ::
por todas partes
(6) hand over ::
entregar
(7) over time ::
a través del tiempo
(8) it's over ::
se acabó
(9) go over ::
superalo
(10) turn over ::
entregar
Synonyms
Adjective
Adverb
2. overhead ::
gastos generales
3. at an end ::
en un extremo
6. all over ::
por todas partes
Preposition
7. above ::
encima
8. across ::
a través de
9. more than ::
mas que
10. on the subject of ::
sobre el tema de
Different Forms
over, overage, overages, overate, overs
Word Example from TV Shows
you gushed over my ex-boyfriend

you gushed OVER my ex-boyfriend

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 10

Come on, let's just get this over with.

Come on, let's just get this OVER with.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 17

[EASY-LISTENING MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]

[EASY-LISTENING MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 10

over the way she built it?

OVER the way she built it?

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

Clegane. Come over here.

Clegane. Come OVER here.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 1

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