move over - posunout se, udělat místo

verb - to make room for somebody (on a couch etc) by changing your position

 

tide over - pomoci překonat, pomoci překlenout období

verb - to help someone get through a difficult period of time by providing them with what they need

turn over - přepnout (program v televizi)

verb - to change to another channel when watching TV

 

roll over - převalit se (na posteli)

verb - to turn your body so that you are in a different position

 

pass over - přejít bez povšimnutí, nevšímat si

verb - not to pay attention to something

 

hungover - mající kocovinu

adjective - feeling sick because you drank too much the night before

hand over - předat

verb - to give something to somebody

cloud over - zamračit se (počasí), zatáhnout se (počasí)

verb - (of the sky) to become covered with clouds

 

knock over - porazit (autem), srazit (autem)

verb - to hit by a car etc.

 

turn over - převrátit se, převrhnout se

verb - to roll something over; to put something upside down

pull over - zajet na stranu silnice, zastavit na straně vozovky

verb - to move to the side of the road and slow down or stop the car completely

double over - svíjet se (např. bolestí)

verb - to bend your body because you're in pain etc.

 

mull over - hloubat, přemítat, rozjímat, dumat

verb - to consider or think about something for a long time

 

watch over - dohlížet na (někoho), bdít nad (někým)

verb - to look after somebody, to guard someone

 

scoot over - posunout se, pošoupnout se, poposednout si (udělat místo)

verb, American English, informal - to move sideways to make space for someone or something