across a barrier

Can you climb over?

across an intervening space

The whole family went over to the States

to a particular place

Let's ask them over for drinks

downwards from an upright position

I fell over

so as to bring the underside up

He turned his cards over

so as to be reversed

We need to change the two pictures over

from one person or side to another

Hand it over

in excess; remaining

There wasn't much over

Three into seven goes twice and one over

till a later time

Can you stay over till Monday?

so as to cover the whole surface

windows boarded over

from beginning to end; through

I read the article over

at an end

The day is over

used on a two-way radio to indicate that a message is complete and a reply is expected

used to show repetition

ten times over

She had to start all over again

chiefly NAmer once more

Do your sums over

higher than (something or somebody)

He towered over his mother

vertically above but not touching (something or somebody)

A lamp hung over the table

used to indicate downward movement

She hit him over the head

He must have fallen over the cliff

from one side of (a barrier or intervening space) to the other; across (an area)

We climbed over the gate

The geese flew over the lake

so as to cover (something or somebody)

She laid a blanket over the child

all through or throughout (something)

She showed me all over the house

used to indicate authority, power, or jurisdiction

He never respected those over him

used to indicate superiority, advantage, or preference

a big lead over the others

during (a period of time)

over the past 25 years

I wrote it over the weekend

past or beyond (something)

We're over the worst