Phrasal Verb - Pore over
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.Definition
To examine closely and carefully, especially something written or illustrated; to study intensively.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | She spent the whole afternoon pored over the notes, making sure she understood the material. |
| 2 | He pored over the financial reports to find out where the company was losing money. |
| 3 | The professor asked her students to pore over the textbook before the exam. |
| 4 | They pored over the map, trying to find the best route to the hotel. |
| 5 | He pored over the contract, looking for any hidden clauses. |
| 6 | The researchers pored over the data, trying to find any patterns or trends. |
| 7 | She pored over the menu, trying to decide what to eat at the restaurant. |
| 8 | The artist pored over her paintings, trying to decide which one to submit to the exhibition. |
| 9 | The editor pored over the manuscript, looking for any errors or inconsistencies. |
| 10 | They pored over the instruction manual, trying to figure out how to assemble the furniture. |