Golpear y pasar por encima de alguien o algo con un vehículo.
To hit and drive over someone or something with a vehicle.
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Sin querer pasó por encima del bordillo con el coche. — He accidentally ran over the curb with his car.
Hoy la reunión se alargó veinte minutos. — The meeting ran over by twenty minutes today.
¿Puedes repasar otra vez los puntos principales del informe? — Can you run over the main points of the report again?
¿Viste que casi atropellan a ese perro? — Did you see that dog almost get run over?
¿Se nos alargó el tiempo sin darnos cuenta? — Did our time run over without us noticing?
Necesito repasar la presentación antes del ensayo. — I need to run over the presentation before the rehearsal.
Ten cuidado de no atropellar los conos. — Please watch out so you don't run over the cones.
Vigila el reloj para que no nos alarguemos. — Please keep an eye on the clock so we don't run over.
Repasemos rápido estos diseños para comentarlos. — Let’s run over these designs quickly for feedback.
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