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Перевод: over
[прилагательное]
верхний; вышестоящий; излишний; избыточный; чрезмерный; оконченный;
[наречие]
вновь; относительно; сверх; снова; еще раз; вдобавок; свыше; слишком; чересчур; чрезмерно;
[существительное]
излишек ; приплата ; перелет ; переход на прием [радио];
[предлог]
над; на; через; по ту сторону; за; у; при; по; по всей поверхности; поверх; относительно; касательно; вокруг; посредством; в течение; свыше; выше; больше; о
Тезаурус:
- She felt a sense of power: power utter and complete over another human being, and in the black and bitter night, she used it.
- She darted over to embrace Dot so tightly that she couldn't breathe.
- Reality was quick and did not brook negotiation; in "that sad swamp on the Potomac", as North later liked to call Washington, reality passed over like a flare of marsh gas, too swift for most of the inhabitants to catch.
- Its placement has, of course, nothing to do with increasing barge loads as has been claimed, the aqueduct load remaining constant while carrying water regardless of boats passing over, but the new aqueduct is wider, reducing the potential for collision damage.
- "There's over a million homeless in London," Mrs Parvis grumbled on.
- Experts last night were unsure over whether any of the water companies would qualify for the FT-SE index, a crucial point in assessing their investment potential.
- An excess of GP referrals over other referrals of women informally admitted was matched by an excess of female over male GP referrals who were informally admitted.
- Then the OECD forecast that UK interest rates would be 13 per cent by the end of 1989, which would allow the economy to grow by just over 2 per cent next year and inflation to rise by 5 per cent.
- He preached the importance of youth ("Everyone over 25 should be shot") when he was himself about to enter his late twenties; he said his band was a singles band with a short life span ("We'll made four great records and retire"); and he said Wedding Present songs and sets would always be very short (sets now last an hour and songs like "Take Me", for over eight minutes).
- In June 1900 the air over Antwerp "appeared black" with swarms of four-spotted chaser dragonflies, as they headed towards England.
- "Pick up that box, William, and bring it over here."
- Mr Whittington proved that the LCC had got themselves a very good orator to transfer back from the EMS when war was over.
- Various speakers congratulated us on the marvellous work we had done over the past few months.
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