Over there Meaning in English
expression
ˈoʊvɝ/ /ˈðɛɹ
OH-ver THAIR
ˈəʊvɐ/ /ðˈeə
OH-vuh THERE
التعريف
Used to indicate a place at some distance from both the speaker and the listener; it means 'in that place far from here.'
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Common in both spoken and written English. Typically refers to visible locations, sometimes used for emphasis or to distinguish from 'here' (close by) or 'there' (less specific). Often accompanied by pointing.
Spanish: allí - alláPortuguese (BR): ali - láPortuguese (PT): ali - láChinese (Simplified): 那边 - 那里Chinese (Traditional): 那邊 - 那裡Hindi: वहाँArabic: هناكBengali: ওখানে - ওইখানেRussian: вон там - тудаJapanese: あそこVietnamese: đằng kia - ở đằng kiaKorean: 저기Turkish: oradaUrdu: وہاںIndonesian: di sana
جمل نموذجية
The store is over there.
basic
Look over there!
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The bus stop is over there by the park.
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You can put your bag over there, if you want.
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Did you see who just walked over there?
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There's a nice view from over there by the window.
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