run back over
run back over
1. To return (to someone, something, or some place) very quickly, as by running. He ran back over to give me a note. I have to run back over to the office to get some important documents.
2. To review, revisit, or redo (something). I ran back over the contract to see where they stipulated the number of vacation days I could take. Do you mind if we run back over those lines again? There are a couple words my characters says that I keep tripping over. Let's run back over your testimony from earlier, as I want to clarify something you said.
See also: back, over, run
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
run back over something
to review something. Would you please run back over that last part again? Let me run back over the hard part for you.
See also: back, over, run
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- come back and see us
- back
- back at (something or some place)
- be/go back to square one
- a while back
- back door
- back to square one
- come back
- comeback
- be back on the rails