over
BrE /ˈəʊvə/ AmE /ˈoʊvər/
adverb / preposition / adjective en → es
to finish a period of time or an activity
terminar, acabar de, finalizar
- It takes sb time to do sth
Collocations over a period of time · the meeting is over
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The meeting will be over by lunchtime.
La reunión terminará para el almuerzo.
from one side to the other of something
al otro lado de, cruzar
- walk/run over sth
Collocations cross a street · go over the bridge
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She walked over to me.
Ella se acercó a mí.
in or towards a higher position than something else
encima de, sobre
- put sth over sth
Collocations hang a picture over the fireplace · fly over the city
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The plane flew over the mountains.
El avión voló sobre las montañas.
more than a particular amount or number
más de, superar
- be more than sth
Collocations over 100 people · over $500
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There are over a hundred people here.
Hay más de cien personas aquí.
the end of the day or night, or the time when something finishes
fin, finalización
- by the time sth is over
Collocations the end of the day · the end of a meeting
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The party goes on until midnight, but it's over at 12.
La fiesta continúa hasta la medianoche, pero termina a las doce.
the act of moving across or through something
travesía, paso por
- make a passage over sth
Collocations a journey over the sea · the crossing of the river
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The ship made its way over to the island.
El barco se dirigió hacia la isla.
an amount that is more than necessary or wanted
exceso, sobrante
- have too much of sth
Collocations too much food · an excess of information
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There's an over of food at the party.
Hay un exceso de comida en la fiesta.
the time before now, or a period in history that has finished
pasado, historia
- talk about the past
Collocations history of the world · the past year
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We should focus on the future, not the past.
Deberíamos centrarnos en el futuro, no en el pasado.