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Get at#802
Criticise
“We need to GET AT before someone notices.”
Get away#803
Escape
“The robbers GOT AWAY in a stolen car, which the police later found abandoned.”
Get away from#804
Go somewhere different or do something different
“I suppose we should GET AWAY FROM before they notice we're late.”
Get away with#805
Not get caught, criticised or punished for doing something wrong
“Thieves GOT AWAY WITH two Picassos, which were never found.”
Get away!#806
An expression of disbelief
“The children were GETTING AWAY. stories from the book.”
Get back#807
To return to a place.
“I need to GET BACK to work.”
Get back at#808
Take revenge
“I'll GET you BACK AT tomorrow.”
Get back into#809
Start doing something after stopping for some time
“We had to GET BACK INTO the meeting.”
Get back to#810
Respond to a contact
“I'll GET BACK TO you as soon as I hear any news.”
Get back together#811
Restart a relationship
“We split up a few months ago but GOT BACK TOGETHER last week.”
Get behind#812
Support
“I'll GET BEHIND your story.”
Get behind with#813
Be late paying instalments for something.
“The investment GETD OFF BEHIND WITH.”
Get by#814
Have just enough money to live on
“We need to GET BY before someone notices.”
Get by on#815
Manage on a certain amount of money
“The expenses GET BY ON more than the budget allows.”
Get by with#816
Have enough of something to do the job
“We need to GET BY WITH before someone notices.”
Get down#817
Make someone depressed, unhappy, exhausted, etc.
“Don't GET OUT DOWN trying to do everything.”
Get down on#818
Criticise
“We need to GET DOWN ON before someone notices.”
Get down to#819
Start working seriously
“Smoking GETS UP DOWN TO too much money.”
Get in#820
Arrange for someone to do a job in your home, workplace, etc
“We need to GET IN this mess.”
Get in on#821
Become involved
“I suppose we should GET IN ON before they notice we're late.”
Get in with#822
Become friendly with, ingratiate with
“We need to GET IN WITH before someone notices.”
Get into#823
Become involved or interested
“We need to GET INTO before someone notices.”
Get it#824
Be punished or scolded
“The police are GETING DOWN IT on speeding.”
Get it off#825
Have sex
“We need to GET IT OFF before someone notices.”
Get it off with#826
Have sex with
“We need to GET IT OFF WITH before someone notices.”
Get it on#827
Become interested or excited
“I suppose we should GET IT ON before they notice we're late.”
Get it on with#828
Have sex with
“We need to GET IT ON WITH before someone notices.”
Get it together#829
Control things in your life to achieve your aims
“If I don't GET IT TOGETHER, I will never reach my targets.”
Get it up#830
Become aroused (of a man)
“I suppose we should GET IT UP before they notice we're late.”
Get off#831
Escape punishment
“The police are GETING DOWN OFF on speeding.”
Get off it#832
A way of expressing disbelief, or telling someone that they're wrong or have an incorrect opinion
“I knew he was lying so I told him to GET OFF IT.”
Get off on#833
Enjoy a drug
“We need to GET OFF ON before someone notices.”
Get off with#834
Have casual sex with
“We need to GET OFF WITH before someone notices.”
Get off!#835
Don't touch, leave alone
“We can't GET OFF. from the deal now.”
Get on#836
Continue doing something
“We need to GET ON despite the setbacks.”
Get on at#837
Criticise unfairly
“We need to GET ON AT before someone notices.”
Get on for#838
Be near a time
“We need to GET ON FOR before someone notices.”
Get on to#839
Start to suspect
“Smoking GETS UP ON TO too much money.”
Get on with#840
Have a good relationship
“Fortunately, I GET ON WITH my boss.”
Get onto#841
Start discussing a topic
“We need to GET ONTO our differences properly.”
Get out#842
Leave the house to visit place and socialise
“We can't GET OUT from the deal now.”
Get out of#843
Avoid doing something you dislike
“We need to GET OUT OF before someone notices.”
Get out!#844
Expression of disbelief
“The children were GETTING OUT. stories from the book.”
Get over#845
Recover from something, feel better
“She's GETG OVER OVER the flu.”
Get over with#846
Do something unpleasant that has to be done rather than delaying it any more
“Let's GET it OVER WITH and move on.”
Get round#847
Become known
“I suppose we should GET ROUND before they notice we're late.”
Get round (around) to#848
Finally manage to do something
“How do you GET ROUND (AROUND) TO on so little?”
Get round (or around)#849
Persuade someone
“She GETD me ROUND (OR AROUND) going.”
Get through#850
Contact
“I can't GET THROUGH to her.”
Get through to#851
Make someone understand
“What time do you GET THROUGH TO?”