What's the meaning of "to head over to" idiom? Please give me some examples!
Heading over to means you are going somewhere.
To head over to can be used formally or informally, although it is slightly less than completely formal.
In the imperative: Head over there now!
Head over there now!
Friend 1: Did you hear about the party at Paula's? Friend 2: I did! Sounds like it will be a really good party. Friend 1: Well, it's nine o'clock now. When do you want to go? Friend 2: Let's head over there now. Friend 1: OK.
Wife: Where are you? Husband: I'm just leaving the office. Wife: You won't forget to pick up the stuff for the party tonight, will you? Husband: I'm just heading over to the mall now. I can pick up the party supplies when I get there. Wife: Thank you, sweetheart. See you when you get home.
to depart and move or travel toward a specific destination
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