transitive. To rise over or above, to surmount; to cross over (a bridge, etc.) Also figurative: to transcend, surpass.

transitive. To leap over or across; to leap beyond or further than. Frequently figurative: to exceed, go beyond, transcend.

transitive. To pass over; to cross, traverse; (also) to overrun in war. Obsolete.

transitive. To go or pass over the surface or extent of; to travel through, traverse. Also figurative.

transitive. To go by, past, or beyond; to leave behind or on one side as one goes.

transitive. To pass across or beyond; to reach the other side of; to cross. Now archaic and rare.

intransitive. To cross, traverse; to get or go through; spec. to travel through (a place) without stopping at it; (also) to visit briefly. Also figur…

transitive. To pass over or beyond.

transitive. Scottish. To pass over, cross, traverse.

transitive. To cross or sail over. Obsolete. rare.

To pass over a line, boundary, river, channel, etc.; to pass from one side to the other of any space. transitive.

intransitive. To pass or penetrate across or through; also transitive, to pass beyond (a boundary or limit).

To go or pass over; to cross or traverse. In quot. 1400: to ignore.

transitive. To march over or beyond an intended point. Also reflexive: to march too far. Obsolete.

transitive. To travel along, across, or around; to traverse. Now rare.