(intransitive, idiomatic) To create a response or impression.
PFL's finances reveal some serious loan action, as in they put ALL their international assets up as collateral. @heynottheface.bsky.social & I go over this and the latest details of the White House card in today's epi…
Had a teacher go over the definitions of various word problem words with hints about what the problem might be looking for. Don't recall when. It didn't take long. Never had serious issues with word problems.
(intransitive, idiomatic) To create a response or impression.
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(transitive, idiomatic) To look at carefully; to scrutinize; to analyze.
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Don’t worry they will soon go over 5% and the whole house of cards will collapse. Here are the latest stats for the Biggest Looser! Tap on the pic.
“PFL's finances reveal some serious loan action, as in they put ALL their international assets up as collateral. @heynottheface.bsky.social & I go over this and the latest details of the White House card in today's episode. 1/2”
“Had a teacher go over the definitions of various word problem words with hints about what the problem might be looking for. Don't recall when. It didn't take long. Never had serious issues with word problems.”
“Don’t worry they will soon go over 5% and the whole house of cards will collapse. Here are the latest stats for the Biggest Looser! Tap on the pic.”
“I think it makes sense to stay in the 2k range. I'd love to see some of your work as I'm still trying to go over portfolios at the moment!”
“Conceded, but my own and my family’s experience in grappling with the HSE vs. treatment on the NHS has been consistently better in the six counties. If I had a choice, I’d opt to go over the border every time.”
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(graffiti) To spray paint graffiti over someone else's graffiti.
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