fold over

To crease something so that one part of it is positioned on top of another part. A noun or pronoun can be used between "fold" and "over." Hey, fold over the blanket so I can climb into bed with you.

fold something over

to double something over on itself; to make a fold in something. I folded the paper over twice to make something I could fan myself with. Fold over each sheet, and then place it on the stack.

词组	fold over
释义	fold over fold over To crease something so that one part of it is positioned on top of another part. A noun or pronoun can be used between "fold" and "over." Hey, fold over the blanket so I can climb into bed with you. See also: fold, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. fold something over to double something over on itself; to make a fold in something. I folded the paper over twice to make something I could fan myself with. Fold over each sheet, and then place it on the stack. See also: fold, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: fold up fold away want no part in/of (something) double over tuck in turn under fold down take (one's) part take part take somebody's part
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