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Get after

Nag or exhort someone

“We need to GET AFTER before someone notices.”

Get ahead

Progress

“We need to GET AHEAD.”

Get ahead of

Move in front of

“I suppose we should GET AHEAD OF before they notice we're late.”

Get along

Have a good relationship

“Why don't you two GET ALONG?”

Get along in

Progress

“We need to GET ALONG IN.”

Get along with

Have a good relationship with someone

“We need to GET ALONG WITH before someone notices.”

Get around

Become known

“You should GET AROUND to your mistake.”

Get around to

Finally manage to do something, make the effort to do something

“How do you GET AROUND TO on so little?”

Get at

Criticise

“We need to GET AT before someone notices.”

Get away

Escape

“The robbers GOT AWAY in a stolen car, which the police later found abandoned.”

Get away from

Go somewhere different or do something different

“I suppose we should GET AWAY FROM before they notice we're late.”

Get away with

Not get caught, criticised or punished for doing something wrong

“Thieves GOT AWAY WITH two Picassos, which were never found.”

Get away!

An expression of disbelief

“The children were GETTING AWAY. stories from the book.”

Get back

To return to a place.

“I need to GET BACK to work.”

Get back at

Take revenge

“I'll GET you BACK AT tomorrow.”

Get back into

Start doing something after stopping for some time

“We had to GET BACK INTO the meeting.”

Get back to

Respond to a contact

“I'll GET BACK TO you as soon as I hear any news.”

Get back together

Restart a relationship

“We split up a few months ago but GOT BACK TOGETHER last week.”

Get behind

Support

“I'll GET BEHIND your story.”

Get behind with

Be late paying instalments for something.

“The investment GETD OFF BEHIND WITH.”

Get by

Have just enough money to live on

“We need to GET BY before someone notices.”

Get by on

Manage on a certain amount of money

“The expenses GET BY ON more than the budget allows.”

Get by with

Have enough of something to do the job

“We need to GET BY WITH before someone notices.”

Get down

Make someone depressed, unhappy, exhausted, etc.

“Don't GET OUT DOWN trying to do everything.”