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3 Translation results for over in Spanish

preposition | adverb | adjective

over preposition

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encima de, arriba de, sobre; más de; por; por encima de; en, durante

Example sentences of
over preposition

  • •The sun's coming up over the mountain.
  • •She looked at him over the top of her glasses.
  • •Their balcony looks out over the city.
  • •He looked over the fence.
  • •A plane was flying low over the trees.
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  • •The meat was cooked over an open fire.
  • •She slung the bag over her shoulder.
  • •His hat was pulled low over his eyes.
  • •Throw the rocks over the side of the boat.
  • •He fell over the cliff's edge.
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Synonyms of
over preposition

above, across, along, because of, during, on, upon

over adverb

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por encima; otra vez, de nuevo

Example sentences of
over adverb

  • •The wall's too high for us to climb over.
  • •We came to a stream and jumped over.
  • •She leaned over and kissed him.
  • •She knocked over the lamp.
  • •A couple of trees fell over during the storm.
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  • •The baby rolled over onto his stomach.
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Synonyms of
over adverb

above, again, overhead

over adjective

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superior; sobrante, que sobra; terminado, acabado

Example sentences of
over adjective

  • •When is this class over?
  • •And before we knew it, the storm was over.
  • •When it's over, it's over. You don't get a second chance.
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Synonyms of
over adjective

ended, higher, remaining, upper
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Reverse translation for over

encima de
arriba de
sobre  - on, on top of, over, above, about 
más de
por  - for, during, as for, times, from, according to, as, for, by 
por encima de
en  - in, on, at 
durante  - during 
por encima
otra vez
de nuevo
superior  - superior, upper, higher 
sobrante  - remaining, superfluous 
que sobra
terminado
acabado  - finished, done, completed, old, worn-out 
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