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over ['əuvə] n
sport.	u kriketu broj udaraca dopušten izmedu jedne i druge izmene mesta igrada
over ['əuvə] adj.
gen.	gornji; spoljni; viši; prekomeran (obično pisano zajedno sa nekim pridevom)
law	gotov; završen; previse
over ['əuvə] adv.
gen.	vise; onamo; ovamo (ask him over pozovite ga ovamo); na suprotnu stranu (to go over to the enemy preći na stranu neprijatelja); na drugoj strani (over there tamo preko); osim toga; uz to; gotovo; svršeno
law	ponovo
over ['əuvə] prep.
gen.	preko (to lean over nagnuti se); na; nad; kod; pri; pokret po; na drugu stranu (all over the world po celom svetu); stepen; iznad (he reigns over twenty vojlions on vlada nad dvadeset milijona); vise od; vreme preko; za vreme (over the weekend preko vikenda)
fig.	postojano; uporno; brzo napredujudi
law	preko; iznad; više (Gk. hyper)
tech.	preko iznad; previše
English thesaurus
OVERS abbr.
abbr., astronaut.	orbital vehicle re-entry simulator
abbr., space	orbital vehicle reentry simulator
"Over" int.
avia., Canada	An expression used in radiocommunication meaning "My transmission is ended, and I expect a response from you."
over ['əuvə] abbr.
abbr.	overture
over- abbr.
abbr., Makarov.	over- (как компонент сложных слов в значении добавочный, избыточный, чрезмерный)
OVER ['əuvə] abbr.
abbr., med.	open versus endovascular aneurysm repair
abbr., mil.	oversize cargo

over: 946 phrases in 20 subjects

American usage, not spelling	9
Architecture	1
Construction	1
Customs	3
Figurative	47
General	296
Informal	24
Law	424
Mechanic engineering	4
Medical	7
Microsoft	2
Military	3
Photography	45
Religion	3
Road traffic	1
Road works	2
Slang	43
Sports	1
Technology	29
Theatre	1