go over go over /ˈgoʊ ˈoʊvər/

verb

1. () Hold a review (of troops)  ( survey , review , go over )
   hold a review (of troops)
     Let's go over the report one more time to make sure there are no errors.
   Let's go over the report one more time to make sure there are no errors.
   
2. () Happen in a particular manner  ( go off , come off , go over )
   happen in a particular manner
    How did your talk go over?
   how did your talk go over?
   
3. () Fall forward and down  ( fall over , go over )
   fall forward and down
    The old woman went over without a sound
   The old woman went over without a sound
   
4. () Examine so as to determine accuracy, quality, or condition  ( check over , check up on , suss out [Informal, British] , suss [Informal, British] , check , check into , check out , go over , look into )
   examine so as to determine accuracy, quality, or condition
    Check the brakes
   check the brakes
    Check out the engine
   Check out the engine