Over meanings in Ukrainian

над (above)

Example:

The plane flew over the city.

Літак пролетів над містом.

There is a bridge over the river.

Є міст над рікою.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Used to indicate a position higher than something else.

Note: Commonly used in both literal and figurative contexts.

понад (more than)

Example:

He is over fifty years old.

Йому понад п’ятдесят років.

There were over a hundred people at the event.

На заході було понад сто людей.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Used to refer to quantities or ages exceeding a certain limit.

Note: This usage often applies in both formal writing and casual conversation.

закінчити (to finish)

Example:

I want to get over this task quickly.

Я хочу швидко закінчити це завдання.

We need to get over the project by Friday.

Нам потрібно закінчити проект до п’ятниці.

Usage: informalContext: Used to express the completion of an activity or task.

Note: Often used in casual conversations about work or projects.

переповнити (to overwhelm)

Example:

She was overjoyed at the news.

Вона була переповнена радістю від новини.

He felt overwhelmed with emotions.

Він відчував переповненість емоціями.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Used to express strong emotions or feelings.

Note: This usage conveys a sense of intensity or excess.

через (during, throughout)

Example:

We talked over dinner.

Ми розмовляли під час вечері.

He stayed calm over the phone.

Він залишався спокійним під час розмови по телефону.

Usage: informalContext: Used to indicate a duration of time in which an action occurs.

Note: Common in conversational contexts.

знову (again)

Example:

Let's go over that topic one more time.

Давайте знову розглянемо цю тему.

I need to go over my notes before the exam.

Мені потрібно знову переглянути свої нотатки перед іспитом.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Used to refer to reviewing or repeating something.

Note: Often used in academic and professional settings.

Above

Above means at a higher level or position than something else.

Example: The plane flew above the clouds.

Note: While 'over' can indicate covering or across, 'above' specifically refers to a higher position.

Beyond

Beyond means extending or surpassing in a specified direction or area.

Example: His actions went beyond what was expected.

Note: Unlike 'over,' 'beyond' emphasizes exceeding limits or boundaries.

Across

Across means from one side to the other side.

Example: They walked across the bridge to reach the other side.

Note: While 'over' can imply a position above, 'across' specifically denotes movement from one side to another.

Upon

Upon means on or onto (formal or literary).

Example: The book was placed upon the table.

Note: Similar to 'over,' 'upon' indicates a position on top of something, but 'upon' is more formal or literary.

Over the moon

To be extremely happy or delighted about something.

Example: When she got the promotion, she was over the moon.

Note: This phrase uses 'over' to convey a heightened sense of emotion or excitement.

Get over

To recover from or move on after a difficult or upsetting experience.

Example: It took her a long time to get over the breakup.

Note: This phrase combines 'get' and 'over' to mean dealing with and moving past something.

Over the top

Excessive, exaggerated, or beyond what is considered normal or appropriate.

Example: The decorations at the party were way over the top.

Note: This phrase uses 'over' to indicate exceeding a certain limit or boundary.

Over and above

In addition to; more than what is required or expected.

Example: The bonus was over and above what they had expected.

Note: This phrase emphasizes something that is extra or supplementary to a standard amount or expectation.

Bend over backwards

To make a great effort or sacrifice to accommodate someone or achieve something.

Example: She bent over backwards to help her friend with the project.

Note: This phrase uses 'bend over' to convey the idea of going to great lengths or extremes.

Run over

To drive a vehicle over something or someone unintentionally.

Example: I accidentally ran over my neighbor's mailbox.

Note: This phrase denotes a specific action of moving a vehicle across a surface, often causing damage.

Game over

The end of a game or competition, typically used in video games and sports.

Example: After losing all his lives, the game was over for him.

Note: This phrase signifies the conclusion of a specific event, such as a game or competition.

Over the hill

This slang term refers to someone who is past their prime or getting too old for something.

Example: I'm turning 40 next week, feeling like I'm over the hill.

Note: The original word 'over' indicates a position above or higher than something, whereas 'over the hill' is used metaphorically to describe aging.

Over it

To be fed up or tired of something, to have lost interest or patience in a situation.

Example: I'm so over this drama, I can't deal with it anymore.

Note: While 'over' can simply mean a position above something, 'over it' implies emotional exhaustion or dissatisfaction.

Over your head

If something goes over your head, it means that it is too complex or difficult for you to understand.

Example: The professor's explanation went completely over my head – I didn't understand a thing.

Note: The original word indicates physical positioning, while this slang term is used figuratively to describe mental comprehension.

Over the moon about

To be extremely happy or excited about something.

Example: She was over the moon about winning the competition.

Note: The slang term intensifies the feeling of happiness beyond what the original word 'over' conveys.

I have to go over my notes before the exam.

Мені потрібно переглянути свої конспекти перед іспитом.

She jumped over the fence to catch the ball.

Вона стрибнула через паркан, щоб зловити м'яч.

He is stressed out because he has too many tasks to get over.

Він переживає стрес, тому що у нього занадто багато завдань, які потрібно виконати.

We need to talk things over before making a decision.

Нам потрібно обговорити все, перш ніж приймати рішення.

Over - Adposition (Adposition) / Preposition or subordinating conjunction (Preposition or subordinating conjunction)

Lemma: over

Conjugations

Adjective (Adjective): over

Adverb (Adverb): over

Verb, past tense (Verb, past tense): overed

Verb, gerund or present participle (Verb, gerund or present participle): overing

Verb, 3rd person singular present (Verb, 3rd person singular present): overs

Verb, base form (Verb, base form): over

Verb, non-3rd person singular present (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): over

Syllabification and Stress

Over Contains 1 syllables: over

Phonetic transcription: ˈō-vər

over , ˈō vər (The red syllable is stressed)

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

Over: 100 - 200 (Extremely common).

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