step over

1. To walk over the top of someone or something or something without treading on them. People just walked over the man who had collapsed on the sidewalk instead of stopping to see if he was OK. I stepped gingerly over the pieces of broken glass on the floor.2. To take one or more steps to reach some nearby person, thing, or position. When your name is called, please step over to receive your corrected exams. She stepped over to the window to see what was happening outside. Please step over here and show me what's in your hands.3. To put one's feet over some physical barrier or threshold in order to cross it. The detective stepped over the police tape to investigate the crime scene. She has been criticized for stepping over the picket line to return to work before the strike was over.4. To cross some threshold dictating what is considered appropriate or acceptable (or not). She has been criticized for stepping over the picket line to return to work before the strike was over. I know you don't agree with the teacher's methods, but you really stepped over the line by insulting him like that.See also: over, step

step over (to)

some place to move to a place a few steps away. Please step over here and I'll show you some other merchandise. If you will step over to the display case, I will show you some earrings.See also: over, step

step over someone or something

to walk so as to avoid stepping on someone or something. I stepped over Tom, who was napping on the floor. Please step over the things on the floor. We are doing the spring cleaning.See also: over, step

单词	step over
释义	step over step over 1. To walk over the top of someone or something or something without treading on them. People just walked over the man who had collapsed on the sidewalk instead of stopping to see if he was OK. I stepped gingerly over the pieces of broken glass on the floor.2. To take one or more steps to reach some nearby person, thing, or position. When your name is called, please step over to receive your corrected exams. She stepped over to the window to see what was happening outside. Please step over here and show me what's in your hands.3. To put one's feet over some physical barrier or threshold in order to cross it. The detective stepped over the police tape to investigate the crime scene. She has been criticized for stepping over the picket line to return to work before the strike was over.4. To cross some threshold dictating what is considered appropriate or acceptable (or not). She has been criticized for stepping over the picket line to return to work before the strike was over. I know you don't agree with the teacher's methods, but you really stepped over the line by insulting him like that.See also: over, step step over (to) some place to move to a place a few steps away. Please step over here and I'll show you some other merchandise. If you will step over to the display case, I will show you some earrings.See also: over, step step over someone or something to walk so as to avoid stepping on someone or something. I stepped over Tom, who was napping on the floor. Please step over the things on the floor. We are doing the spring cleaning.See also: over, step
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