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Meanings of
work over
in английском
каталонский
picar
испанский
golpear
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To give a beating to; subject to a punishment or an act of aggression.
beat
beat up
каталонский
picar
Usage of
work over
in английском
1
I have become aware of her great
work
over
the past year.
2
That's been the motivator of my
work
over
the last few years.
3
Micah Bucey is surprised by how well guided meditations
work
over
Zoom.
4
But a sanction program can only
work
over
the medium- and long-term.
5
So he could get his ignominious
work
over
quickly in the morning.
6
Lessons and
work
over
,
the day began for me in joyful earnest.
7
It was not pleasure, but hard
work
over
at the yard to-day.
8
Never
work
over
or pick from the plants while they are wet.
9
The great surgeons would
work
over
him, and he would walk again.
10
Let him get his hard
work
over
,
and then we will see.
11
Was it the kind of
work
over
which our hearts should melt?
12
What are some of the fruits of our mission
work
over
there?
13
She'll only bring her
work
over
,
and go home for her dinner.
14
He continued to
work
over
Tom, who just then opened his eyes.
15
What can work in the Far East will not always
work
over
here.
16
Sill the Scottish can be very pleased with their
work
over
40 minutes.
Other examples for "work over"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
work
over
work
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
work over
каталонский
picar
copejar
испанский
golpear
pegar
Work over
through the time
Work over
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common