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●ˌgo ˈover sth 🔑1. to do more, spend more, etc. than a particular amount or than you are allowed to do 超出，越出（某一数量或允许范围）◆Don’t go over the speed limit.
不要超过限速。◆Did you go over budget on your project?
你的项目超出预算了吗？SYN exceed sth (more formal) 2. to examine the details of sth; to check sth 检查细节；审核◆I’ll go over the figures again to make sure they’re right.
我要再核对一下数据，以免有误。◆Go over your work carefully before you hand it in.
交作业前要仔细检查一下。 ➡ note at check sb/sth over 3. to study sth carefully; to repeat sth 反复研究；仔细琢磨◆I’ve gone over and over what happened in my mind.
我心里反复琢磨所发生的事。◆She went over her lines ( = in a play) until she knew them perfectly.
她反复记诵台词，直到滚瓜烂熟。4. to look at or check sth carefully 细查；检查◆Police went (back) over all the evidence again.
警方再次仔细察看了所有证据。◆My dad went over the car thoroughly and advised us not to buy it.
父亲彻底检查了那辆车，然后建议我们不要买。5. to draw, paint, etc. over the top of sth that has already been drawn or painted 描摹；临摹◆I’ve gone over the original drawing in pen.
我用钢笔描摹了原画。6. to clean sth by passing sth across the surface 打扫干净；擦拭干净◆He went over the surfaces with a duster.
他用抹布擦干净了表面。[v + prep]▸ ˌgoing-ˈover noun [singular] (informal) 1. an act of examining, cleaning or repairing sth thoroughly （彻底）检查，打扫，维修◆I’ve given the flat a good going-over (= a thorough clean).
我把公寓打扫得一尘不染。◆The garage gave the car a thorough going-over (= a careful check).
汽修厂彻底检查了这辆车。2. a serious attack on sb, physically or in words 毒打；痛骂◆The gang gave him a real going-over.
那帮流氓毒打了他一顿。 |