英语词组riding it over是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

ride over

1. To come over (to someone or something) while riding on something, like a vehicle or animal. A noun or pronoun can be used between "ride" and "over" to specify what is being ridden. The cowboy gazed at me awhile, then rode over in a slow, confident saunter. Let's ride our bikes over to the shopping mall.

2. To go on top of and pass over someone or something while riding on something, like a vehicle or animal. A noun or pronoun can be used between "ride" and "over" to specify what is being ridden. They rode their horses over the bridge, praying that it would hold their weight. I hate riding over these bumpy grooves in the rode. A courier ran over my foot with his motorcycle. I'm worried it might be broken!

ride over someone or something

to pass over someone or something, riding something such as a horse or a bicycle. Bobby fell down and Susan rode over him with her bicycle, but he wasn't hurt at all. Tom almost rode over my toe!

词组	riding it over
释义	(redirected from riding it over) ride over 1. To come over (to someone or something) while riding on something, like a vehicle or animal. A noun or pronoun can be used between "ride" and "over" to specify what is being ridden. The cowboy gazed at me awhile, then rode over in a slow, confident saunter. Let's ride our bikes over to the shopping mall. 2. To go on top of and pass over someone or something while riding on something, like a vehicle or animal. A noun or pronoun can be used between "ride" and "over" to specify what is being ridden. They rode their horses over the bridge, praying that it would hold their weight. I hate riding over these bumpy grooves in the rode. A courier ran over my foot with his motorcycle. I'm worried it might be broken! ride over someone or something to pass over someone or something, riding something such as a horse or a bicycle. Bobby fell down and Susan rode over him with her bicycle, but he wasn't hurt at all. Tom almost rode over my toe!
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