Give Over Meaning. She has given most of her work over to her assistant. The expression give me when followed by something as an object is used to mean i.
Phrasal verbs with give Mingleish
‘you know how fond i am of you.’. To devote to a particular purpose or use: To cause or allow someone to have (something) as a present : (british english, informal) used to tell somebody to stop doing something. Web verb (now rare) to give up, hand over, surrender (something). The landlord gave over the keys after we paid the deposit. To make a present of (something) she gave him a camera for christmas. (transitive) to transfer, esp to the care or custody of another 2. [late 1400s] 2 also, give oneself over. Much of the garden was given over to vegetables.
Web verb (now rare) to give up, hand over, surrender (something). To cause or allow someone to have (something) as a present : Oh (do) give over (= stop complaining), it's not my fault! To devote to a particular purpose or use: Definitions by the largest idiom dictionary. Web verb (now rare) to give up, hand over, surrender (something). Wiktionary to entrust (something) to another. The major part of the garden was given over to growing vegetables. Web give over to or give up to phrasal verb [usually passive] if something is given over or given up to a particular use, it is used entirely for that purpose. Gave the day over to merrymaking. [late 1400s] 2 also, give oneself over.
