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●ˌgo ˈover1. (to sb/sth) to move towards sb/sth, especially crossing a room, etc. （尤指通过房间等）（向…）走去◆He went over to the window for a closer look at the parade.
他走到窗前，就近观看游行队伍。◆I went over and sat beside Jane.
我走过去坐在简身边。2. (to sth) to visit sb for a short time, usually at their house （到别人家）短暂拜访，探望◆I’m going over to my daughter’s for lunch.
我要去女儿家吃午饭。 ➡ see also go round (1)3. (to …) to travel to a place in another country, especially by sea （到海外）旅行◆My family live in Belgium and I’m going over to see them next week.
我家人住在比利时，我下星期要去看望他们。4. [+ adv] (NAmE) ➡ go down (4) ◆My suggestion didn’t go over well with my boss.
老板对我的建议不以为然。◆The news of her promotion went over well with her colleagues.
她提升的消息受到同事们的欢迎。[v + adv] |