Verb + Over
Recover from illness or Upset
What is to get over?
To lie about something, to put on cosmetics, to make peace with others
What is to make up?
To continue with what you were doing
What is to Carry on?
To diminish the intensity or to reject something
What is to turn down?
You finish your stock of something
What is to run out of?
To come from a distance
What is to come over?
To arrange something in a neat and ordered way.
What is to tidy up?
To enter a bus or a train
What is to get on?
To write something by hand
What is to write down?
To exercise or to fix something up
What is to Work out?
To inspect the details of something
What is to go over?
To consult a reference book
What is to look up?
To request someone to do something
What is to call on me?
To write something using a keyboard
What is to type down?
To understand something or to find an answer
What is to Figure out?
Knock down or pass over someone with a vehicle
What is to run over?
To tolerate or endure something.
What is to put up?
To cause something to happen or appear, usually a fight.
What is to bring on?
To regard with a felling of superiority
What is to look down on?
To spend a relaxing time in an informal way
What is to hang out?
To drive to the side of the road and stop your car
What is to pull over?
to find or to meet with difficulties
What is to run up against?
Not to stop doing something
What is to keep on?
Decrease the price of something, a sheep that sinks, A sun set
What is to go down?
To probe something, the actual result of something
What is to turn out?