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Virginia274 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

meaning of these...?

Hi,every one
I've just listened to a podcast and come across with these that I can't find the meaning:
It's surrounded by the mountains and It over looks the sea.
Well you should come on over then.(does it mean that after all of those explanation?)
I am really enjoying the restaurants that serve barbecued beef,which is grilled right at your table.
Thanks in advance.
  

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com/definition/english/overlook ) "come on over" means come to the place where the speaker is located. "over" refers to movement from one place to another. "then" means something like "therefore" (indicating that the request to "come on over" follows from something previously said or previously happening).

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  • com/definition/english/overlook ) "come on over" means come to the place where the speaker is located.
  • "over" refers to movement from one place to another.
  • "then" means something like "therefore" (indicating that the request to "come on over" follows from something previously said or previously happening).
  • com/definition/english/right : "exactly; directly (used to emphasize the precise location or time of something)"
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"it overlooks the sea"; overlook = "have a view of from above" (http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/overlook)

"come on over" means come to the place where the speaker is located. "over" refers to movement from one place to another. "then" means something like "therefo
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