Database

Lessons

3,697Total

Showing 24 of 3,697 lessons.

Get out

Leave the house to visit place and socialise

“We can't GET OUT from the deal now.”

Get out of

Avoid doing something you dislike

“We need to GET OUT OF before someone notices.”

Get out!

Expression of disbelief

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

Get over

Recover from something, feel better

“She's GETG OVER OVER the flu.”

Get over with

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

Become known

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

Get round (around) to

Finally manage to do something

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

Get round (or around)

Persuade someone

“She GETD me ROUND (OR AROUND) going.”

Get through

Contact

“I can't GET THROUGH to her.”

Get through to

Make someone understand

“What time do you GET THROUGH TO?”

Get to

Annoy, irritate

“We need to GET TO before someone notices.”

Get together

Meet socially

“We GOT TOGETHER in the pub for a drink.”

Get up

Get out of bed

“We need to GET UP of here.”

Get up to

Do something wrong or naughty

“We need to GET UP TO before someone notices.”

Ghost away

Remove someone secretly of discreetly

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

Gin up

Boost, increase or exaggerate

“They've GINPED UP the security after the breach.”

Ginger up

Make more lively

“She's always GINGERG UP UP stories.”

Give away

Entrust your daughter to her husband through the marriage ceremony

“We need to GIVE AWAY before someone notices.”

Give back

Return something you've borrowed

“I need to GIVE BACK to work.”

Give in

Stop doing something because it's too hard or requires too much energy

“We had to GIVE IN the meeting.”

Give in to

Agree to something you don't like

“I'll GIVE ALONG WITH IN TO your decision.”

Give it to

Criticise harshly or punish someone for something

“The police are GIVEING DOWN IT TO on speeding.”

Give it up for

Applaud

“We need to GIVE IT UP FOR before someone notices.”

Give it up to

Applaud

“We need to GIVE IT UP TO before someone notices.”