Phrasal Verb - Pouring Over
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.Definition
To study or examine something very closely and thoroughly, often in a detailed and meticulous way, typically in order to gain a deeper understanding or to analyze the information carefully.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The scientist spent hours pouring over the data to identify the cause of the error. |
| 2 | The researcher poured over the research papers to ensure the accuracy of the results. |
| 3 | The detective poured over the crime scene evidence to find any clues. |
| 4 | The chef spent hours pouring over the recipe to perfect the dish. |
| 5 | The project manager poured over the budget to identify areas for cost-cutting. |
| 6 | The student poured over the textbook to prepare for the exam. |
| 7 | The artist poured over the painting to add the final touches. |
| 8 | The designer poured over the design concept to ensure it met the client's requirements. |
| 9 | The engineer poured over the technical specifications to ensure the new machine met safety standards. |
| 10 | The food critic poured over the menu to find the perfect dish to review. |
