英语词汇above and over的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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above and overabove and overabove and over and over 35410019see above and see oversee above and see oversee abovesee over 354.611556354 above and over1'higher than': above or overAbove and over can both mean 'higher than'. Above is more common with this meaning.The water came up above/over our knees.Can you see the helicopter above/over the palace?2'not directly over': aboveWe use above when one thing is not directly over another.We've got a little house above the lake. (not … over the lake.)3'covering': overWe prefer over when one thing covers and/or touches another.There is cloud over the South of England.He put on a coat over his pyjamas.We use over or across (357) when one thing crosses another.The plane was flying over/across Denmark.Electricity cables stretch over/across the fields.4measurements: aboveAbove is used in measurements of temperature and height, and in other cases where we think of a vertical scale.The temperature is three degrees above zero.The summit of Everest is about 8000 metres above sea level.She's well above average in intelligence.5ages, speeds, 'more than': overWe usually use over, not above, to talk about ages and speeds, and to mean 'more than'.You have to be over 18 to see this film.The police said she was driving at over 110mph.There were over 100,000 people at the festival.6books and papersIn a book or paper, above means 'earlier on the page' or 'on an earlier page'.The above rules and regulations apply to all students.For prices and delivery charges, see above.Our village is just above Cardiff on the map.See over means 'look on the next page'.There are cheap flights at weekends: see over.The difference between below and under is similar. 399For other meanings of these words, see a good dictionary.Previous Next

词组	above and over
释义	Contents overview above and overabove and overabove and over and over 35410019see above and see oversee above and see oversee abovesee over 354.611556Word Problems from A to Z354 above and over1'higher than': above or overAbove and over can both mean 'higher than'. Above is more common with this meaning.The water came up above/over our knees.Can you see the helicopter above/over the palace?2'not directly over': aboveWe use above when one thing is not directly over another.We've got a little house above the lake. (not … over the lake.)3'covering': overWe prefer over when one thing covers and/or touches another.There is cloud over the South of England.He put on a coat over his pyjamas.We use over or across (357) when one thing crosses another.The plane was flying over/across Denmark.Electricity cables stretch over/across the fields.4measurements: aboveAbove is used in measurements of temperature and height, and in other cases where we think of a vertical scale.The temperature is three degrees above zero.The summit of Everest is about 8000 metres above sea level.She's well above average in intelligence.5ages, speeds, 'more than': overWe usually use over, not above, to talk about ages and speeds, and to mean 'more than'.You have to be over 18 to see this film.The police said she was driving at over 110mph.There were over 100,000 people at the festival.6books and papersIn a book or paper, above means 'earlier on the page' or 'on an earlier page'.The above rules and regulations apply to all students.For prices and delivery charges, see above.Our village is just above Cardiff on the map.See over means 'look on the next page'.There are cheap flights at weekends: see over.The difference between below and under is similar. 399For other meanings of these words, see a good dictionary.Previous Next
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