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Definition of once-over in English: once-overnoun ˈwʌnsəʊvəˈwəns ˌoʊvər informal 1A rapid search or inspection. some doctor came and gave us a once-over 来了一位医生，匆匆检查了我们所有的人。 Example sentencesExamples - I gave the cramped club a brief once-over, looking for any telltale signs for any of my friends.
- The doctor will give you a once-over, checking for obesity and high-blood pressure.
- He gave me an once-over, slowly letting his gaze survey me up and down, and I felt my cheeks heat up, regretting my stupid retort.
- Michael gave me the once-over and looked rather shocked with his mouth hanging slightly open and all.
- Now executives treat the plan as a work in progress, giving it a thorough once-over every quarter and reviewing some parts weekly.
- ‘Hello, stranger’, she mumbled, giving the four girls a once-over, before clambering back to Noor, who was looking at them in disgust.
- Sparhawk took the plans and gave them a once-over.
- I can't give a beautiful woman the once-over any more, because she usually turns around and looks at me because I'm me and being such a guy.
- He gave Melanie a once-over, and shot Eon a confused look.
- ‘Yuk’, Eddie commented as he gave her a once-over, rubbing the end of his nose.
- Kyle walked over to Stephen, still unconscious, and gave him a once-over.
- The looks you receive from those already seated, the up-and-down once-over, leave you to decide whether to get comfortable right then or split.
- Then she gives my clothes a once-over, suddenly scrutinizing the outfit Sini picked out for me as if it is the most important thing in the whole world.
- She gave him a once-over and nodded in approval.
- I gave her a once-over, taking in my childhood best friend.
- I gave him a once-over as he looked at me oddly because of my strange comment.
- She leaned back on Mephisto, and gave him a once-over.
- The security guard standing outside the door gave him an once-over, then took a good look in his eyes and reconsidered.
- I raised my eyebrow in response and gave him a once-over.
- She watched as he gave her a once-over, causing her blood pressure to rise.
Synonyms careful examination, inspection, survey, scan, study, perusal - 1.1 A piece of work that is done quickly.
匆匆完成的东西 give the floor a quick once-over with a broom 用扫帚匆匆扫了一下。 Example sentencesExamples - I can only just about type - if having hooves wasn't bad enough - and I hope the grand lads in the office at Walmgate give this a once-over with a spell-checker.
- I had my windows wide open to allow myself a decent angle with the camera, which has just been given the once-over with a towel.
- Having treated every notion of good taste to a once-over with a rusty steel brush during act one, it seems the only trick left in Manson's hat would be Alice Cooper's cue to get elected.
- Give your body a once-over with a loofah sponge, then finish with a final warm water rinse.
- But what if your home needs more than a cosmetic once-over?
- He forced himself to open his eyes and work the rest of the paint from his face and hair, giving himself a quick once-over with the soap.
- A party of 20 went to Abbeyfields sheltered housing in Bath Road, Old Town, to decorate a bedroom, a bathroom, and give the garden the once-over.
- Any CORGI-registered gas installer should be able to give your boiler a quick once-over to make sure it is working smoothly.
- Get yourself an electric shaver and do a once-over on your stubbly parts.
- But a quick once-over with an old toothbrush quickly put things right.
- I'm doing more than a once-over with eye shadow and mascara.
- The lawmen also give the once-over to red and gold bamboo plants and Davis' melon crop.
- If yours has been cold since late September or October, give it a good once-over before that first meal of 2002.
- After 1,000 rounds I'll take the piece to a gunsmith for a trigger job, and have him give the cylinder a once-over.
- Nw wheels sometimes need an initial once over in a trueing stand after you log a few miles on them
- Well, maybe not, but the garden definitely needs a once-over from a crawling POV for, e.g., pots full of broken shards of other pots (to use at the bottom of pots to aid drainage).
- Beth gave his bare skin a once-over with a washcloth, but scrubbed more vigorously at his face.
- How often you have to give your peas a once-over depends on the weather, with warmer weather hastening ripening and thus calling for more frequent picking.
- Why do people do a once-over cleaning on their house right before a housecleaner comes to do that very thing?
- And once you've done that, can you clean the bathroom mirror and give the living room a once-over with a duster?
Synonyms clean, wipe, sponge, mop, swab, flush, scrub, hose-down, swill, lather, soap
Definition of once-over in US English: once-overnounˈwəns ˌoʊvərˈwəns ˌōvər informal 1A rapid inspection or search. 〈非正式〉匆匆地察看；草草过目 some doctor came and gave us all a once-over 来了一位医生，匆匆检查了我们所有的人。 Example sentencesExamples - I gave him a once-over as he looked at me oddly because of my strange comment.
- He gave me an once-over, slowly letting his gaze survey me up and down, and I felt my cheeks heat up, regretting my stupid retort.
- She leaned back on Mephisto, and gave him a once-over.
- Now executives treat the plan as a work in progress, giving it a thorough once-over every quarter and reviewing some parts weekly.
- She watched as he gave her a once-over, causing her blood pressure to rise.
- I gave the cramped club a brief once-over, looking for any telltale signs for any of my friends.
- The doctor will give you a once-over, checking for obesity and high-blood pressure.
- Then she gives my clothes a once-over, suddenly scrutinizing the outfit Sini picked out for me as if it is the most important thing in the whole world.
- I raised my eyebrow in response and gave him a once-over.
- Sparhawk took the plans and gave them a once-over.
- ‘Hello, stranger’, she mumbled, giving the four girls a once-over, before clambering back to Noor, who was looking at them in disgust.
- Michael gave me the once-over and looked rather shocked with his mouth hanging slightly open and all.
- ‘Yuk’, Eddie commented as he gave her a once-over, rubbing the end of his nose.
- The security guard standing outside the door gave him an once-over, then took a good look in his eyes and reconsidered.
- He gave Melanie a once-over, and shot Eon a confused look.
- I can't give a beautiful woman the once-over any more, because she usually turns around and looks at me because I'm me and being such a guy.
- I gave her a once-over, taking in my childhood best friend.
- The looks you receive from those already seated, the up-and-down once-over, leave you to decide whether to get comfortable right then or split.
- Kyle walked over to Stephen, still unconscious, and gave him a once-over.
- She gave him a once-over and nodded in approval.
Synonyms careful examination, inspection, survey, scan, study, perusal - 1.1 A piece of work that is done quickly.
匆匆完成的东西 a quick once-over with a broom 用扫帚匆匆扫了一下。 Example sentencesExamples - I had my windows wide open to allow myself a decent angle with the camera, which has just been given the once-over with a towel.
- Any CORGI-registered gas installer should be able to give your boiler a quick once-over to make sure it is working smoothly.
- But a quick once-over with an old toothbrush quickly put things right.
- Give your body a once-over with a loofah sponge, then finish with a final warm water rinse.
- But what if your home needs more than a cosmetic once-over?
- How often you have to give your peas a once-over depends on the weather, with warmer weather hastening ripening and thus calling for more frequent picking.
- After 1,000 rounds I'll take the piece to a gunsmith for a trigger job, and have him give the cylinder a once-over.
- Nw wheels sometimes need an initial once over in a trueing stand after you log a few miles on them
- He forced himself to open his eyes and work the rest of the paint from his face and hair, giving himself a quick once-over with the soap.
- Well, maybe not, but the garden definitely needs a once-over from a crawling POV for, e.g., pots full of broken shards of other pots (to use at the bottom of pots to aid drainage).
- Get yourself an electric shaver and do a once-over on your stubbly parts.
- The lawmen also give the once-over to red and gold bamboo plants and Davis' melon crop.
- I can only just about type - if having hooves wasn't bad enough - and I hope the grand lads in the office at Walmgate give this a once-over with a spell-checker.
- Why do people do a once-over cleaning on their house right before a housecleaner comes to do that very thing?
- I'm doing more than a once-over with eye shadow and mascara.
- If yours has been cold since late September or October, give it a good once-over before that first meal of 2002.
- Having treated every notion of good taste to a once-over with a rusty steel brush during act one, it seems the only trick left in Manson's hat would be Alice Cooper's cue to get elected.
- A party of 20 went to Abbeyfields sheltered housing in Bath Road, Old Town, to decorate a bedroom, a bathroom, and give the garden the once-over.
- And once you've done that, can you clean the bathroom mirror and give the living room a once-over with a duster?
- Beth gave his bare skin a once-over with a washcloth, but scrubbed more vigorously at his face.
Synonyms clean, wipe, sponge, mop, swab, flush, scrub, hose-down, swill, lather, soap
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