PULL OVER - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. pull over VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + adv)

pull over: hacerse a un lado

pull over (to stop next to the pavement): acercarse a la acera y parar

pull over (to stop next to the hard shoulder): acercarse al arcén y parar

I pulled over to let the ambulance by: me hice a un lado para que pasara la ambulancia

II. pull over VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + o + adv)

pull over: parar

the police pulled me over: la policía me paró

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

engleski

španski

to pull the wool over sb's eyes: taparle el cielo con un harnero a alguien RioPl

to pull the wool over sb's eyes: engañar a alguien

španski

engleski

tirarse: to pull over

taparle a alg. el cielo con un harnero RioPl: to pull the wool over sb's eyes

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. over [Am ˈoʊvər, Brit ˈəʊvə] ADV over often appears as the second element of certain verb structures in English (blow over, knock over, pore over, etc). For translations, see the relevant verb entry (blow, knock, pore, etc).

1. over (overhead):

over: por encima

a plane flies over every five minutes: pasa un avión cada cinco minutos

2.1. over (across):

come over here!: ¡ven aquí!

look over there!: ¡mira allí!

he's looking over this way: está mirando hacia aquí

he came over to say hello: vino or se acercó a saludar

she called me over: me llamó (desde el otro lado)

I'm just going over to the butcher's: voy a cruzar un momento a la carnicería

could you take me over to Nick's?: ¿podrías llevarme a casa de Nick?

you must come over sometime!: ¡tienes que venir un día!

I'll be right over: enseguida estoy allí

I'd like to ask them over for dinner: quisiera invitarlos a cenar

he made his way over to the exit: se dirigió a la salida

he reached over and took the money: se estiró y tomó el dinero

we looked over into the garden: miramos el jardín (por encima de un muro etc)

we can jump over: podemos saltar por encima

I can row you over: yo te puedo llevar en bote al otro lado

the journey over to/from France: el viaje hasta/desde Francia

we didn't make it over to Ireland in the end: al final no cruzamos a Irlanda

how did you come? — I drove/flew over: ¿cómo viniste? — en coche/avión

let's cross over: crucemos (la calle)

2.2. over (in another place):

she was sitting over there/here: estaba sentada allí/aquí

over on the far bank: en la otra orilla

he's over in England: está en Inglaterra

she's over from London: ha venido de Londres

how long are you over (here) for?: ¿cuánto tiempo te vas a quedar (aquí)?

2.3. over (on other page, TV station etc):

see over: véase al dorso

for the latest news, over to New York: para las últimas noticias, conectamos ahora con Nueva York

3.1. over (out of upright position):

to knock sth over: tirar algo (de un golpe)

to knock sth over: botar algo (de un golpe) And

to tip sth over: volcar algo

3.2. over (onto other side):

let's get her over onto her back: pongámosla boca arriba

4. over (across entire surface):

to wipe sth over: pasarle un trapo a algo

scientists the world over: los científicos de todo el mundo

she's traveled the world over: ha viajado por todo el mundo

5. over TELEC:

over: corto

over and out!: corto y fuera

6. over (finished):

the film was over by 11 o'clock: la película terminó or acabó antes de las 11

as soon as the war was over: en cuanto terminó la guerra

it's all over between us: lo nuestro se ha acabado

it's all over between us: ya no hay nada entre nosotros

it's all over with him: he (or ha etc.) terminado or roto con él

when the storm is over: cuando haya pasado la tormenta

the worst is over: ya ha pasado lo peor

to be over (and done) with: haber terminado or acabado

once the exams are over with: cuando hayan terminado or acabado los exámenes

7. over as intensifier:

twice/ten times over: dos/diez veces

she says everything three times over: todo lo repite tres veces

8. over (again):

over Am: otra vez

we had to start over: tuvimos que volver a empezar

9. over (remaining):

if you have any material over: si te sobra or te queda tela

3 into 10 goes 3 and 1 over: 10 dividido (por) 3 cabe a 3 y sobra 1

10. over (more):

over: más

anyone earning $25, 000 or over: cualquiera que gane 25.000 dólares o más

anyone earning $25, 000 or over: los que ganan a partir de 25.000 dólares

all words of six letters and over: todas las palabras de seis letras o más

11. over (very, excessively):

over careful/aggressive: demasiado

12.1. over (everywhere):

over: por todas partes

I've been looking all over for you: te he estado buscando por todas partes

14.1. over (next to):

over: contra

14.2. over (opposite):

over: enfrente de

14.3. over (compared with):

over esp Brit: frente a

Phrases:

over and over (repeatedly): una y otra vez

(rolling) turning over and over as it fell: rodando al caer

II. over [Am ˈoʊvər, Brit ˈəʊvə] PREP

1. over (across):

you can jump over the fence: puedes saltar (por encima de) la valla

they built a bridge over the river: construyeron un puente sobre el río

she helped him over the street: le ayudó a cruzar la calle

she peered over his shoulder: atisbó por encima de su hombro

to sling sth over one's arm/shoulder: colgarse algo del brazo/hombro

the village over the river: el pueblo al otro lado del río

they live over the road/way Brit: viven en frente

2.1. over (above):

over: encima de

the room over the kitchen: la habitación que está encima de or sobre la cocina

the room over the kitchen: la habitación que está arriba de la cocina LatAm

the portrait hangs over the fireplace: el retrato está colgado encima de la chimenea

the portrait hangs over the fireplace: el retrato está colgado arriba de la chimenea LatAm

the water was over my waist: el agua me llegaba por encima de la cintura

a cold front over the Atlantic: un frente frío sobre el Atlántico

2.2. over MATH:

over: sobre

3. over (covering, on):

with just a blanket over her: con solo una manta encima

there are grilles over the windows: hay rejas en las ventanas

she wears a patch over one eye: lleva un parche en un ojo

snow was falling over the countryside: nevaba sobre la campiña

you'll get oil over your shirt: te vas a salpicar la camisa de aceite

my room looks out over the square: mi habitación da a la plaza

he pulled his hat down over his eyes: se encasquetó el sombrero tapándose los ojos

we just painted over the wallpaper: pintamos encima del papel

he put a coat on over his pajamas: se puso un abrigo encima del pijama

the sweater won't go over my head: el suéter no me pasa por la cabeza

she held her hand over her glass: tapó la copa con la mano

she hit me over the head with her stick: me dio con el bastón en la cabeza

4.1. over (more than):

over: más de

(well) over 7m: (bastante) más de 7m

think of a number over 10: piensa en un número mayor de or que 10

over the rate of inflation: por encima de la tasa de inflación

4.2. over:

over and above (in addition to): además de

over and above the basic salary: además del salario base

5.1. over (senior to):

over: por encima de

to be over sb: estar por encima de alguien

5.2. over (indicating superiority):

over: sobre

to have control/power over sb/sth: tener control/poder sobre alguien/algo

victory over sb/sth: victoria f sobre alguien/algo

6.1. over (in preference to):

why did she get promoted over me?: ¿por qué la ascendieron a ella pasándome por encima a mí?

6.2. over (in comparison to):

sales are up 20% over last year: las ventas han aumentado un 20% con respecto al año pasado

she has one great advantage over her rivals: tiene una gran ventaja sobre sus rivales

7. over (through, all around):

to show sb over a building/an estate: mostrarle un edificio/una finca a alguien

to show sb over a building/an estate: enseñarle un edificio/una finca a alguien esp Spain

over an area of 50km²: en un área de 50km²

if you think back over recent weeks: si repasas mentalmente las últimas semanas

I've been over the details with her: he repasado los detalles con ella

we've been over and over what happened: hemos vuelto una y otra vez sobre lo que sucedió

8.1. over (during, in the course of):

over the years, the memory faded: con los años, se desvaneció el recuerdo

over the past/next few years: en or durante los últimos/próximos años

we can discuss it over lunch/a drink: podemos hablarlo mientras comemos/tomamos una copa

I've been three hours over this letter already: ya me he pasado tres horas con esta carta

don't be too long over your shower/over changing: no tardes mucho en ducharte/cambiarte

8.2. over (throughout):

what are you doing over the weekend?: ¿qué vas a hacer el fin de semana?

we'll be in Italy over the summer: pasaremos el verano en Italia

spread (out) over six weeks/a six-week period: a lo largo de seis semanas

spread (out) over six weeks/a six-week period: en un plazo de seis semanas

if we spread the payments over a longer period: si espaciamos los pagos durante un período más largo

9. over (referring to experiences, illnesses):

is she over her measles yet?: ¿ya se ha repuesto del sarampión?

it was a terrible blow, she isn't over it yet: fue un golpe muy duro y aún no se ha repuesto

we're over the worst now: ya hemos pasado lo peor

he isn't over her yet: todavía la quiere

10. over (by the medium of):

over: por

to talk over the telephone: hablar por teléfono

over the radio/the loudspeaker: por la radio/el altavoz

over the satellite link: vía satélite

11. over (about, on account of):

to cry/laugh over sth: llorar/reírse por algo

they had an argument over money: discutieron por asuntos de dinero

they were fighting over the doll: se estaban peleando por la muñeca

12.1. over (over entire surface of):

there are black marks all over the floor: hay marcas negras por todo el suelo

the oil went all over her: se manchó toda de aceite

to be all over sb inf (defeat heavily): darle una paliza a alguien inf

(be demonstrative toward) the dog's all over me as soon as I sit down: en cuanto me siento, el perro se me echa encima

they were all over each other: estaban de lo más acaramelados inf

12.2. over (throughout):

all over town/the house: por toda la ciudad/la casa

I've been all over the place looking for you: te he estado buscando por todas partes

III. over [Am ˈoʊvər, Brit ˈəʊvə] N (in cricket)

over: over m (serie de seis lanzamientos)

I. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + o + adv)

1. turn over (flip, reverse):

turn over mattress/omelet: darle la vuelta a

turn over mattress/omelet: voltear LatAm excl CSur

turn over mattress/omelet: dar vuelta CSur

turn over soil: remover

turn over soil: voltear LatAm excl CSur

turn over soil: dar vuelta CSur

she turned the idea over in her mind: le dio vueltas a la idea en la cabeza

2. turn over MOTOR:

turn over engine: hacer funcionar

II. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (hand over)

turn over prisoner/document: entregar

she turned the company over to her son: puso la empresa a nombre de su hijo

III. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + adv + o)

1. turn over COMM:

we turned over $8 million last year: facturamos 8 millones de dólares el año pasado

we turned over $8 million last year: tuvimos un volumen de ventas (or transacciones etc.) de 8 millones de dólares el año pasado

stock is turned over very rapidly: la rotación del estoc es muy rápida

2. turn over page:

turn over: pasar

turn over: volver

turn over: dar vuelta CSur

IV. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + adv)

1. turn over (onto other side):

turn over: darse la vuelta

turn over: darse vuelta CSur

he turned over onto his stomach: se dio la vuelta y se puso boca abajo

he turned over onto his stomach: se dio vuelta y se puso boca abajo CSur

the car turned over: el coche volcó or dio una vuelta de campana

2. turn over MOTOR:

turn over engine:: funcionar

3. turn over COMM:

the stock turns over very quickly: la rotación del estoc es muy rápida

4. turn over (turn page):

turn over: pasar la página

turn over: volver la página

turn over: dar vuelta la página CSur

I. go over VB [Am ɡoʊ -, Brit ɡəʊ -] (v + prep + o)

1. go over (inspect, check):

go over text/figures/work: revisar

go over text/figures/work: examinar

go over car: revisar

go over house/premises: inspeccionar

2. go over (dust, clean):

I'll just go over the bedroom with a duster: voy a darle una pasada or un repaso al dormitorio con un trapo

3. go over (revise, review):

go over notes/chapter: repasar

I'd like to go over your essay with you: quisiera que viéramos or analizáramos tu trabajo juntos

I went over the incident in my mind: repasé mentalmente el incidente

I don't want to go over all that again: no quiero volver otra vez sobre eso

4. go over (draw, ink over):

go over outline/drawing: repasar

II. go over VB [Am ɡoʊ -, Brit ɡəʊ -] (v + adv)

1. go over (make one's way, travel):

go over: ir

I went over to the window: fui hasta la ventana

I went over to the window: me acerqué a la ventana

she went over to Jack and took his hand: se acercó a Jack y le tomó la mano

I'm going over to the States next week: la semana que viene me voy a Estados Unidos

we went over by boat/plane: fuimos en barco/avión

2. go over:

go over RADIO, TV: pasar

we're going over to our New York correspondent: conectamos ahora con nuestro corresponsal en Nueva York

3. go over (change sides):

go over: pasarse

to go over to the other side/the enemy/the competition: pasarse al otro bando/al enemigo/a la competencia

people are going over to their way of thinking: la gente está adoptando su forma de pensar

4. go over (fly overhead):

go over plane:: pasar

5. go over (be received):

his jokes didn't go over well: sus chistes no cayeron muy bien

I. come over VB [Am kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + adv)

1. come over (to sb's home):

telephone me or, better still, come over: llámame o, mejor aún, pásate por casa or ven a casa

2. come over (from overseas):

come over: venir

3. come over (change sides, opinions):

she came over to our side: se pasó a nuestro bando

he'll soon come over to our way of thinking: ya se va a convencer de que tenemos razón

4. come over (have sudden feeling):

to come over faint: marearse

he came over all shivery: de repente le dieron escalofríos

5. come over → come across

II. come over VB [Am kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + prep + o) (affect, afflict)

a feeling of nausea came over her: le dieron náuseas

I don't know what came over me: no sé qué me pasó

whatever came over you?: ¿cómo se te ocurrió hacer eso?

I. pull [Am pʊl, Brit pʊl] VB trans

1.1. pull:

pull (draw): tirar de

pull (draw): jalar LatAm excl CSur

pull (drag): arrastrar

the cart was pulled by a donkey: un burro tiraba de la carreta

the cart was pulled by a donkey: un burro jalaba la carreta LatAm excl CSur

1.2. pull (in specified direction) + adv compl:

pull your chair closer to the fire: acerca or arrima la silla al fuego

could you pull the door to/the curtains, please?: por favor, cierra la puerta/corre las cortinas

he was pulled from the rubble alive: lo sacaron vivo de entre los escombros

she pulled him aside to talk to him: se lo llevó a un lado para hablar con él

he pulled his hat down firmly over his ears: se caló el sombrero hasta las orejas

they pulled him into the car: lo metieron en el coche de un tirón

she was pulling her suitcase behind her: arrastraba la maleta

the current pulled him under: la corriente lo arrastró or se lo llevó al fondo

to pull the carpet or rug (out) from under sb or sb's feet: fastidiarle los planes a alguien

to pull the carpet or rug (out) from under sb or sb's feet: moverle el tapete a alguien Mex inf

to pull the carpet or rug (out) from under sb or sb's feet: (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien CSur inf

2.1. pull (tug):

pull: tirar de

pull: jalar LatAm excl CSur

pull the chain: tira de la cadena

pull the chain: jala la cadena LatAm excl CSur

don't pull my hair!: ¡no me tires del pelo!

don't pull my hair!: ¡no me jales el pelo! LatAm excl CSur

pull the other one! Brit inf: me estás tomando el pelo inf

to pull strings or wires (use influence): tocar todos los resortes or muchas teclas

to pull strings or wires (use influence): utilizar sus (or mis etc.) influencias

to pull strings or wires (use influence): mover hilos

to pull the strings or wires (be in control): tener la sartén por el mango

2.2. pull (tear, detach):

she pulled the toy to bits: rompió or destrozó el juguete

we'll have to pull all the old paper off the wall: vamos a tener que arrancar todo el papel viejo de la pared

2.3. pull (snag):

I've pulled a thread in my sweater: me he enganchado el suéter

3.1. pull:

pull weeds/nail: arrancar

pull tooth: sacar

3.2. pull (take out):

pull: sacar

he pulled out a $20 bill: sacó un billete de 20 dólares

he pulled a knife/gun on them: sacó un cuchillo/una pistola y los amenazó

3.3. pull FOOD:

pull chicken/goose: desplumar

3.4. pull beer/pint:

pull: tirar

4.1. pull inf:

pull crowd/audience: atraer

pull votes: conseguir

pull votes: hacerse con

4.2. pull inf (earn):

pull: embolsarse

pull: ganar

4.3. pull Brit boy/girl:

pull inf sl: ligarse inf

pull inf sl: levantarse AmS inf

4.4. pull inf program/show/game:

pull: cancelar

5. pull (perform) inf:

don't you ever pull a stunt like that on me again: no me vuelvas a hacer una faena así or una cosa semejante

what are you trying to pull?: ¿a qué estás jugando? inf

what are you trying to pull?: ¿qué es lo que pretendes?

don't you pull that stuff on me: no me vengas con historias inf

to pull a fast one on sb: hacerle una jugarreta a alguien inf

to pull a fast one on sb: meterle la mula a alguien CSur inf

6.1. pull MED:

pull muscle/tendon: desgarrarse

6.2. pull FOOD:

pull toffee/candy/dough: estirar

7. pull (in golf):

pull: golpear hacia la izquierda

8. pull TYPO:

pull proof: tirar

II. pull [Am pʊl, Brit pʊl] VB intr

1.1. pull (drag, tug):

pull: tirar

pull: jalar LatAm excl CSur

“pull”: “tirar” CSur Spain

“pull”: jale or hale LatAm excl CSur

to pull at/on sth: tirar de algo

to pull at/on sth: jalar algo LatAm excl CSur

she was pulling at my sleeve: me estaba tirando de la manga

she was pulling at my sleeve: me estaba jalando la manga LatAm excl CSur

I pulled on the rope with all my might: tiré de la cuerda con todas mis fuerzas

I pulled on the rope with all my might: jalé la cuerda con todas mis fuerzas LatAm excl CSur

the engine isn't pulling very well: el motor no tira bien

the engine isn't pulling very well: el motor no jala bien LatAm excl CSur

1.2. pull (suck):

to pull on or at sth on pipe: darle una chupada a algo

to pull on or at sth on pipe: darle una pitada a algo LatAm

to pull on or at sth on pipe: darle una calada a algo Spain

2.1. pull vehicle (move) + adv compl:

to pull off the road: salir de la carretera

to pull into the station: entrar en la estación

to pull slowly up a hill: subir una cuesta despacio

2.2. pull (row):

pull: remar

pull for the shore: rema hacia la orilla

III. pull [Am pʊl, Brit pʊl] N

1. pull C (tug):

pull: tirón m

pull: jalón m LatAm excl CSur

I gave a pull on the rope: le di un tirón a la cuerda

I gave a pull on the rope: le di un jalón a la cuerda LatAm excl CSur

each pull of the oars took us further from the shore: cada golpe de remo nos alejaba más de la orilla

2.1. pull U (pulling force):

pull: fuerza f

the pull of gravity: la fuerza de la gravedad

the pull of the current: la fuerza de la corriente

an actor with tremendous box-office pull: un actor muy taquillero

to go out on the pull Brit inf: salir a ligar inf

to go out on the pull Brit inf: salir a levantar AmS inf

2.2. pull U (influence):

pull: influencia f

3. pull C:

pull (on cigarette): chupada f

pull (on cigarette): pitada f LatAm

pull (on cigarette): calada f Spain

pull (on drink): sorbo m

4. pull C (difficult journey):

it was a hard pull up the hill: la subida de la colina fue difícil

5. pull C (in golf):

pull: golpe m a la izquierda

I. pull up VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. pull up (draw up):

pull up: levantar

pull up: subir

to pull one's socks/trousers up: subirse los calcetines/pantalones

2. pull up (uproot):

pull up plant: arrancar

II. pull up VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + o + adv)

1. pull up (improve):

this result will help to pull you up overall: este resultado te ayudará a subir la nota media

2. pull up (halt, check):

a shout pulled her up sharply: un grito la hizo pararse en seco

3. pull up (reprimand):

pull up: regañar

pull up: retar CSur

to pull sb up on sth: regañar a alguien por algo

to pull sb up on sth: retar a alguien por algo CSur

III. pull up VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + adv)

1. pull up (stop):

pull up car/driver:: parar

2. pull up (in race):

pull up: adelantar

he pulled up to within a few yards of the leaders: se colocó a pocas yardas de los que iban en cabeza

I. pull out VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + adv)

1. pull out vehicle/driver (depart):

pull out: arrancar

the train pulled out of the station: el tren salió de la estación

(enter traffic) he pulled out right in front of me: se me metió justo delante

the car pulled out from a side road: el coche salió de una calle lateral

2. pull out (come out):

pull out supplement/section:: separarse

3. pull out (extend):

pull out table:: alargarse

4. pull out (withdraw):

pull out troops/partner:: retirarse

pull out troops/partner:: irse

if they pull out of the negotiations: si se retiran de las negociaciones

if they pull out of the negotiations: si abandonan las negociaciones

we're not going to pull out of the deal: no nos vamos a echar atrás

5. pull out (recover):

pull out: recuperarse

to pull out of the recession: salir de or superar la recesión

II. pull out VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. pull out (extract, remove):

pull out tooth/nail/plug: sacar

pull out weeds: arrancar

he pulled out his wallet: sacó la cartera

2. pull out (detach):

pull out page: arrancar

3. pull out (withdraw):

pull out team/troops: retirar

he had orders to pull out the embassy staff: tenía órdenes de sacar al personal de la embajada del país

I. pull in VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. pull in (draw in):

pull in nets/rope: recoger

pull in claws: retraer

pull your stomach in!: ¡mete or entra esa panza! inf

2. pull in (rein in):

pull in horse: sujetar

3. pull in (attract):

pull in investments/customers: atraer

this show pulls in large audiences: este espectáculo atrae mucho público

this show pulls in large audiences: este espectáculo jala mucho público Mex

we've been pulling in the orders: hemos conseguido muchos pedidos

4. pull in (earn):

pull in inf: sacar

pull in inf: ganar

5. pull in (arrest) inf:

pull in suspect: detener

II. pull in VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + adv)

1. pull in (arrive):

pull in train/bus:: llegar (a la estación, terminal etc)

2. pull in (move over):

pull in ship/car:: arrimarse

3. pull in (stop) Brit:

pull in car/truck:: parar

u rečniku PONS

I. pull over VB trans

1. pull over (cause to fall):

pull over: volcar

2. pull over police:

pull over: parar

II. pull over VB intr

pull over: hacerse a un lado

u rečniku PONS

to pull the wool over sb's eyes: dar a alguien gato por liebre

u rečniku PONS

I. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] PREP

1. over (above):

over: encima de

over: por encima de

to hang the picture over the desk: colgar el cuadro encima del escritorio

the bridge over the motorway: el puente sobre la autopista

to fly over the sea: volar sobre el mar

they'll be a long time over it: estarán mucho tiempo en ello

2. over (on):

to hit sb over the head: golpear a alguien en la cabeza

to drive over sth: arrollar algo

to spread a cloth over the table: extender un mantel sobre la mesa

3. over (across):

to go over the bridge: cruzar el puente

the house over the road: la casa de enfrente

to come from over the Rhine: venir de la otra orilla del Rin

it rained all over England: llovió por toda Inglaterra

famous all over the world: famoso en todo el mundo

4. over (behind):

to look over sb's shoulder: mirar por encima del hombro de alguien

over the dune: detrás de la duna

5. over (during):

over: durante

over the winter: durante el invierno

over time: con el tiempo

over a two year period: durante un período de dos años

to stay over the weekend: quedarse a pasar el fin de semana

6. over (more than):

to speak for over an hour: hablar durante una hora

over 150: más de 150

children over 14: niños mayores de 14 (años)

over and above that: además de eso

7. over (through):

I heard it over the radio: lo oí por la radio

to hear sth over the noise: escuchar algo a pesar del ruido

what came over him?: ¿qué le picó? inf

8. over (in superiority to):

to rule over the Romans: gobernar sobre los romanos

to have command over sth: tener mando sobre algo

to have an advantage over sb: tener ventaja sobre alguien

9. over (about):

over sth: acerca de algo

to puzzle over a problem: romperse la cabeza sobre un problema

10. over (for checking):

to go over a text: revisar un texto

to watch over a child: cuidar a un niño

11. over (past):

to be over the worst: haber pasado lo peor

12. over MATH:

4 over 12 equals a third: 4 entre 12 es igual a un tercio

II. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] ADV

1. over (moving above):

over go, jump: por encima

to fly over the city: volar sobre la ciudad

2. over (at a distance):

to move sth over: apartar algo

over here: acá

over there: allá

over the road: cruzando la calle

3. over (moving across):

to come over here: venir para acá

to go over there: ir para allá

he has gone over to France: se ha ido a Francia

he swam over to me: nadó hacia mí

he went over to the enemy fig: se cambió al bando enemigo

4. over (on a visit):

come over tonight: pásate por aquí esta noche

5. over (changing hands):

to pass/hand sth over: pasar/dar algo

6. over (downwards):

to fall over: caerse

to knock sth over: tirar algo

7. over (another way up):

to turn the page/the pancake over: voltear la página/el pastel

8. over (in exchange):

to change over: intercambiar

to change over (from sth) to sth else: cambiar (de algo) a otra cosa

9. over (completely):

that's her all over: eso es muy (típico) de ella

to look for sb all over: buscar a alguien por todos lados

to turn sth over and over: dar vueltas y vueltas a algo

to think sth over: pensar algo (detalladamente)

10. over (again):

to count them over again: contarlos otra vez

I repeated it over and over: lo repetí una y otra vez

to do sth all over Am: hacer algo desde el principio

11. over (more):

children of 14 and over: niños de 14 años en adelante

7 into 30 goes 4 and 2 over: 30 entre 7 son 4 y nos quedan 2

12. over (sb's turn):

it's over to him: es su turno

over RADIO, AVIAT: cambio

over and out: cambio y corto

III. over [ˈəʊvəʳ, Am ˈoʊvɚ] ADJ

1. over (finished):

over: acabado, -a

it's all over: se acabó

the snow is over: se acabó la nieve

2. over (remaining):

over: restante

there are three left over: quedan tres

I. pull [pʊl] VB trans

1. pull (draw):

pull: tirar de

pull: jalar LatAm

pull trigger: apretar

2. pull inf (take out):

pull gun, knife: sacar

3. pull MED (extract):

pull: sacar

pull tooth: extraer

4. pull SPORTS, MED (strain):

pull: forzar

5. pull (attract):

pull: atraer

6. pull Aus, Brit inf (sexually):

pull: ligar

7. pull Brit pint:

pull: servir

Phrases:

to pull a fast one inf: hacer una jugarreta

II. pull [pʊl] VB intr

1. pull (exert pulling force):

pull: tirar

2. pull inf (attract sexual partner):

pull: ligar

III. pull [pʊl] N

1. pull:

pull (act of pulling): tirón m

pull (stronger): jalón m

2. pull inf (influence):

pull: influencia f

3. pull (knob, handle):

pull: cuerda f

pull of a curtain: tirador m

4. pull:

pull (attraction): atracción f

pull (power to attract): atractivo m

5. pull of cigarette, drink:

pull: chupada f

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I. pull over VB trans

1. pull over (cause to fall):

pull over: volcar

2. pull over police:

pull over: parar

II. pull over VB intr

pull over: hacerse a un lado

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to pull the wool over sb's eyes: dar a alguien gato por liebre

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I. over [ˈoʊ·vər] PREP

1. over (above):

over: encima de

over: por encima de

the bridge over the freeway: el puente sobre la autopista

to fly over the sea: volar sobre el mar

2. over (on):

to hit sb over the head: golpear a alguien en la cabeza

to drive over sth: arrollar algo

to spread a cloth over the table: extender un mantel sobre la mesa

3. over (across):

to go over the bridge: cruzar el puente

the house over the road: la casa de enfrente

it rained all over New England: llovió por toda Nueva Inglaterra

famous all over the world: famoso en todo el mundo

4. over (behind):

to look over sb's shoulder: mirar por encima del hombro de alguien

over the dune: detrás de la duna

5. over (during):

over: durante

over the winter: durante el invierno

over time: con el tiempo

over a two-year period: durante un período de dos años

to stay over the weekend: quedarse a pasar el fin de semana

6. over (more than):

to speak for over an hour: hablar más de una hora

over 150: más de 150

children over 14: niños mayores de 14 (años)

over and above that: además de eso

7. over (through):

I heard it over the radio: lo oí por la radio

to hear sth over the noise: escuchar algo a pesar del ruido

what came over him?: ¿qué le picó? inf

8. over (in superiority to):

to rule over the Romans: gobernar sobre los romanos

to have command over sth: tener mando sobre algo

to have an advantage over sb: tener ventaja sobre alguien

9. over (about):

over sth: acerca de algo

to puzzle over a problem: romperse la cabeza por un problema

10. over (for checking):

to go over a text: revisar un texto

to watch over a child: cuidar a un niño

11. over (past):

to be over the worst: haber pasado lo peor

12. over math:

4 over 12 equals a third: 4 entre 12 es igual a un tercio

II. over [ˈoʊ·vər] ADV

1. over (moving above):

over go, jump: por encima

to fly over the city: sobrevolar la ciudad

2. over (at a distance):

to move sth over: apartar algo

over here: acá

over there: allá

over the road: cruzando la calle

3. over (moving across):

to come over here: venir para acá

to go over there: ir para allá

he has flown over to Europe: se ha ido a Europa

he swam over to me: nadó hacia mí

he went over to the enemy fig: se cambió al bando enemigo

4. over (on a visit):

come over tonight: pásate por aquí esta noche

5. over (changing hands):

to pass/hand sth over: pasar/dar algo

6. over (downwards):

to fall over: caerse

to knock sth over: tirar algo

7. over (another way up):

to turn the page over: pasar la página

to turn the pancake over: dar la vuelta al crep

8. over (in exchange):

to change over: intercambiar

to change over (from sth) to sth else: cambiar (de algo) a otra cosa

9. over (completely):

to look for sb all over: buscar a alguien por todos lados

to turn sth over and over in one's mind: dar vueltas y vueltas a algo

to think sth over: pensar algo (detalladamente)

10. over (again):

to count them over again: contarlos otra vez

I repeated it over and over: lo repetí una y otra vez

to do sth all over: hacer algo desde el principio

11. over (more):

children 14 and over: niños de 14 años en adelante

12. over RADIO, AVIAT:

over: cambio

over and out: cambio y corto

III. over [ˈoʊ·vər] ADJ

1. over (finished):

over: acabado, -a

it's all over: se acabó

the snow is over: se acabó la nieve

2. over (remaining):

over: restante

there are three left over: quedan tres

I. pull [pʊl] VB trans

1. pull (draw):

pull: tirar de

pull: jalar LatAm

pull trigger: apretar

2. pull inf (take out):

pull gun, knife: sacar

3. pull MED (extract):

pull: sacar

pull tooth: extraer

4. pull SPORTS, MED (strain):

pull muscle: forzar

5. pull (attract):

pull business, customers: atraer

Phrases:

to pull a fast one (on sb) inf: hacer una jugarreta (a alguien)

II. pull [pʊl] VB intr

1. pull (exert force):

pull: tirar

2. pull:

to pull on a beer: dar un trago a una cerveza

to pull on a cigarette: dar una calada [o chupada] a un cigarrillo

3. pull inf (hope for success):

to be pulling for sb/sth: estar con alguien/algo

III. pull [pʊl] N

1. pull:

pull (act of pulling): tirón m

pull (stronger): jalón m

2. pull inf (influence):

pull: influencia f

3. pull (on knob, handle):

pull: cuerda f

pull of a curtain: tirador m

4. pull:

pull (attraction): atracción f

pull (power to attract): atractivo m

pull (power to attract): tirón m

5. pull:

pull of cigarette: chupada f

pull of drink: trago m

Present
I	pull over
you	pull over
he/she/it	pulls over
we	pull over
you	pull over
they	pull over

Past
I	pulled over
you	pulled over
he/she/it	pulled over
we	pulled over
you	pulled over
they	pulled over

Present Perfect
I	have	pulled over
you	have	pulled over
he/she/it	has	pulled over
we	have	pulled over
you	have	pulled over
they	have	pulled over

Past Perfect
I	had	pulled over
you	had	pulled over
he/she/it	had	pulled over
we	had	pulled over
you	had	pulled over
they	had	pulled over

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This system is designed to force teams to turn over the puck in the neutral zone leading to a counterattack.

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I. pull over VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + adv)

II. pull over VB [Am pʊl -, Brit pʊl -] (v + o + adv)

I. over [Am ˈoʊvər, Brit ˈəʊvə] ADV over often appears as the second element of certain verb structures in English (blow over, knock over, pore over, etc). For translations, see the relevant verb entry (blow, knock, pore, etc).

1. over (overhead):

2.1. over (across):

2.2. over (in another place):

2.3. over (on other page, TV station etc):

3.1. over (out of upright position):

3.2. over (onto other side):

4. over (across entire surface):

5. over TELEC:

6. over (finished):

7. over as intensifier:

8. over (again):

9. over (remaining):

10. over (more):

11. over (very, excessively):

12.1. over (everywhere):

12.2. over (over entire surface):

12.3. over (through and through) inf:

12.4. over (finished):

13. over:

14.1. over (next to):

14.2. over (opposite):

14.3. over (compared with):

Phrases:

II. over [Am ˈoʊvər, Brit ˈəʊvə] PREP

1. over (across):

2.1. over (above):

2.2. over MATH:

3. over (covering, on):

4.1. over (more than):

4.2. over:

5.1. over (senior to):

5.2. over (indicating superiority):

6.1. over (in preference to):

6.2. over (in comparison to):

7. over (through, all around):

8.1. over (during, in the course of):

8.2. over (throughout):

9. over (referring to experiences, illnesses):

10. over (by the medium of):

11. over (about, on account of):

12.1. over (over entire surface of):

12.2. over (throughout):

III. over [Am ˈoʊvər, Brit ˈəʊvə] N (in cricket)

I. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + o + adv)

1. turn over (flip, reverse):

2. turn over MOTOR:

II. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (hand over)

III. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + adv + o)

1. turn over COMM:

2. turn over page:

IV. turn over VB [Am tərn -, Brit təːn -] (v + adv)

1. turn over (onto other side):

2. turn over MOTOR:

3. turn over COMM:

4. turn over (turn page):

I. go over VB [Am ɡoʊ -, Brit ɡəʊ -] (v + prep + o)

1. go over (inspect, check):

2. go over (dust, clean):

3. go over (revise, review):

4. go over (draw, ink over):

II. go over VB [Am ɡoʊ -, Brit ɡəʊ -] (v + adv)

1. go over (make one's way, travel):

2. go over:

3. go over (change sides):

4. go over (fly overhead):

5. go over (be received):

I. come over VB [Am kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + adv)

1. come over (to sb's home):

2. come over (from overseas):

3. come over (change sides, opinions):

4. come over (have sudden feeling):

5. come over → come across

II. come over VB [Am kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + prep + o) (affect, afflict)