come over - přepadnout (např. o pocitu)

verb - to have a strange feeling that comes suddenly and unexpectedly

 

water over the dam - minulost, historie, něco pasé

noun - an event that happened in the past and so cannot be changed or undone

pull over - zastavit někoho (policií), dát pokyn k zastavení vozidla

verb - to make a driver stop their car at the side of the road

 

rake over - hrabat, pohrabat (hráběmi)

verb - to gather leaves or dried grass with a rake or to move a rake across a surface to make it level

 

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

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

 

hand over - předat vedení, přenechat moc

verb - to give someone your position of power

 

ask over - pozvat k sobě

verb - to invite someone to your home

 

check over - překontrolovat

verb - to look for possible problems or mistakes

 

move over - posunout se, udělat místo

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

 

rake over - připomínat, vytahovat (staré záležitosti), hrabat se

verb - to talk about unpleasant things from the past

 

roll over - převalit se (na posteli)

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

 

hungover - mající kocovinu

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

double over - svíjet se (např. bolestí)

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

turn over - přepnout (program v televizi)

verb - to change to another channel when watching TV

 

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