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Definition of do-over - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- He asked for a do-over after missing the shot.
- After the exam mistake, she begged for a do-over.
- They offered a do-over for the ruined rehearsal performance.
Origin of do-over
English, do (perform) + over (again)
Terms with do-over included in their meaning
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economic concept
condition where prices do not change significantly over time
help
take over a task when someone else cannot do it
discussion
prolonged debate over what to do
do-over review
second or subsequent analysis of something
demography
population whose age groups and growth rate do not change over time
science
condition of a system whose main observable properties do not change over time
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- French:deuxième chance, ...
- German:zweite Chance, ...
- Italian:seconda possibilità, ...
- Spanish:segunda oportunidad, ...
- Portuguese:nova oportunidade, ...
- Chinese:重来一次, ...
- Japanese:やり直し, ...
- Arabic:فُرْصَة جَدِيدَة, ...
- Hebrew:הִזְדַּמְּנוּת נוֹסֶפֶת, ...
- Russian:повторный шанс, ...
- Ukrainian:друга спроба, ...
- Hindi:दूसरा मौका, ...
Definition of do over - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- She decided to do over the project to improve its quality..
2.
- They planned to do over the kitchen with new cabinets and flooring..
3.
- The gang threatened to do him over.
Examples of do over in a sentence
They decided to do over the experiment for more accurate results. The old house was done over to look modern. They decided to do over the entire apartment. He was afraid they would do him over after work. The witness said two men did over the cyclist.
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- French:refaire, rénover, ...
- German:wiederholen, renovieren, ...
- Italian:rifare, ristrutturare, ...
- Spanish:volver a hacer, renovar, ...
- Portuguese:refazer, redecorar, ...
- Chinese:重新完成, 翻新, ...
- Japanese:やり直す, 改装する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ, جَدَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת מֵחָדָשׁ, לְשַׁפֵּץ, ...
- Russian:переделывать, ремонтировать, ...
- Ukrainian:переробити, оновлювати, ...
- Hindi:फिर से करना, सजाना, ...
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