go over

Meaning

1. Oxford25% of films

   to study sth carefully, especially by repeating it

2. Oxford20% of films

   to examine or check sth carefully

3. Oxford10% of films

   to be received in a particular way by sb

4. Oxford10% of films

   to move from one place to another, especially when this means crossing sth such as a room, town or city

In the movies · 174

• I've gone over it. I think it's fine.The King of Comedy1982
• Okay. Fine, we'll go over it again. I...There's Something About Mary1998
• We went over this, Penny. You adopted him.Joker2019
• Go over there.Wind River2017
• Go over there. Hurry.The Pianist2002
• Samantha, don't go over there.Donnie Darko2001
• Cole, you should go over there.Ghosted2023
• Let's go over here.The Internship2013

Learn it in full scenes

• The King of Comedy1982
  • Rupert Pupkin Pitches Jerry in the Car
  • Rupert Pitches His Act to Jerry
  • Rupert Rehearses Taking Over the Show
• There's Something About Mary1998
  • Ted Asks Mary to the Prom
  • Ted Asks Mary to the Prom
  • Ted Meets Mary's Family

From the same entry

• anything goes
• as people, things, go
• be going on
• be going to do
• don't go doing
• enough to be going on with
• go all out for
• go and do
• go off on one
• go on
• a lot, nothing, going for you
• no go

More phrasal verbs

• go along with
• catch on
• come in
• fool around
• come out
• go against
• keep out
• mess around
• go on doing
• stick up for
• come on
• get ahead