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I'd like to ask about the meaning of "over" in the following sentence:
However, my camera was an auto-focus model, and I had never had a blurred picture with it over the three years I had used it.
Does over mean 'for' or 'more than'?
"over the three years I had used it" means "during/for the three years I had used it"
He had it for three years, and over (during/for) that time he used it a lot.
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