/wɔːks ˈoʊvər/
VERB
To walk from one place to another, usually over a relatively short distance, in order to reach a person, place, or object.
Describes walking toward another person, often to speak, interact, or offer assistance.
Describes traveling a short distance on foot to reach a nearby destination.
VERB
To move across a surface, structure, or obstacle by walking.
Describes walking across a physical structure or surface to reach the other side.
Describes moving on foot across or over an object, barrier, or elevated surface.
VERB
To behave toward someone in a dismissive or disrespectful manner, disregarding their feelings, rights, opinions, or dignity.
Describes treating another person as unimportant by ignoring their feelings, opinions, dignity, or rights.
Describes treating someone unfairly or exploiting their kindness, trust, or willingness to help for personal benefit.
VERB
To overcome an opponent or competitor with little difficulty, or to exercise overwhelming control over someone.
Describes winning against an opponent decisively, with little resistance or effort.