live over

1. To reside in a house, apartment, etc., over someone or something. I live over a musician, and he's constantly keeping me awake with his practicing. I lived over a convenience store when I was a college student, so I never had to go far to get household essentials.

2. To remember very vividly a particular episode of or sequence of events in one's life. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "live" and "over." I really regret the way things ended between us, and I've been living the argument over and over again in my head. I keep living that moment over trying to figure out if what I did was wrong.

3. To (hypothetically) relive a specific portion or period of one's life, typically in order to do something differently. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "live" and "over." If I could live high school over, I definitely would have hung out with a group of friends that might have been a better influence on me. I would definitely move to Japan to teach English for a couple years if I could live my twenties over.

live something over

to go back and live a part of one's life again in order to do things differently. I wish I could go back and live those days over again. Boy, would I do things differently! I would like to live that period of my life over again.

词组	live over
释义	live over live over 1. To reside in a house, apartment, etc., over someone or something. I live over a musician, and he's constantly keeping me awake with his practicing. I lived over a convenience store when I was a college student, so I never had to go far to get household essentials. 2. To remember very vividly a particular episode of or sequence of events in one's life. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "live" and "over." I really regret the way things ended between us, and I've been living the argument over and over again in my head. I keep living that moment over trying to figure out if what I did was wrong. 3. To (hypothetically) relive a specific portion or period of one's life, typically in order to do something differently. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "live" and "over." If I could live high school over, I definitely would have hung out with a group of friends that might have been a better influence on me. I would definitely move to Japan to teach English for a couple years if I could live my twenties over. See also: live, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. live something over to go back and live a part of one's life again in order to do things differently. I wish I could go back and live those days over again. Boy, would I do things differently! I would like to live that period of my life over again. See also: live, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: live above live above (someone or something) live under rest with rest with (someone or something) reside with knock at knock at (something) live by strung-out shape
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