Phrasal Verb - Going Over

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Definition

1. To examine or check something carefully and thoroughly.
2. To pass or move beyond a limit or boundary.
3. To approval or accept something, often with authority or responsibility.
4. To surpass or exceed a limit or threshold.
5. To take control or responsibility for something.

Examples

No.	Example
1	I need to go over the budget reports before the meeting.
2	The inspector went over the car with a fine-tooth comb.
3	We're going over the border into Mexico.
4	The boss went over the new project proposal.
5	The team went over the finish line in first place.
6	I'll go over the plan with you in detail.
7	The committee went over the candidate's qualifications.
8	The storm went over the city, leaving destruction in its wake.
9	The negotiators went over the terms of the agreement.
10	The doctors went over the test results with the patient.