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get
135 ENTRIES FOUND:
Learner's definition of GET
1
[+ object] : to obtain (something)收到；获得: such as
a : to receive or be given (something)收到；接到
- He got a new bicycle for his birthday.他生日那天收到一辆新自行车。
- I never did get an answer to my question.我的这个问题从未得到过答复。
- I got a letter from my lawyer.我收到我的律师的一封来信。
- She got a phone call from her sister.她接到她妹妹的一个电话。
- Did you get my message?你收到我的信息了吗？
- Can I get [=catch] a ride to town with you? [=will you give me a ride to town?]我能搭你的车进城吗？
- You need to get your mother's permission to go.你要得到你母亲的允许才能去。
b : to obtain (something) through effort, chance, etc.（通过努力或运气）获得
- She hasn't been able to get a job.她一直没能找到工作。
- It's nearly impossible to get [=make] a reservation at that restaurant.在那家餐馆订到座位几乎是不可能的。
- If you want to be successful you need to get a good education.要想成功，就要接受良好的教育。
- It took us a while to get the waiter's attention.我们等了好一会儿服务生才过来。
- She got a look at the thief. [=she managed to look at the thief]她看了小偷一眼。
c : to obtain the use or services of (something)获得（使用或服务）
- It took us a while to get a taxi.我们等了好一会儿才打到车。
- It's hard to get good help these days.如今得到好心的帮助很难。
d : to earn or gain (something)挣得；赚得
- How much does he get [=make] a week?他一周挣多少钱？
- I got $50 when I sold my old bicycle. = I got $50 for my old bicycle.我的旧自行车卖了50美元。
- He's gotten a bad reputation (for himself). = He's gotten himself a bad reputation.他得了一个坏名声。
- I got an “A” on my history exam!历史考试我得了个A！
e : to win (something)赢得
- She got first prize in the essay contest.她在作文比赛中获得第一名。
2
[+ object] : to buy or pay for (something)买
- He got (himself) a new car at a great price.他花大价钱买了辆新车。
- “Did you get that dress at the mall?” “Yes, and I got it for only $20.”“你是在购物中心买的这条裙子吗？”“是的，我只花了20美元买到的。”
- Do you get [=subscribe to] the local newspaper?你订阅地方报纸吗？
- I'll get the next round of drinks.下一轮酒我买单。
- He offered to get the check, but I insisted on getting it myself.他提出要付账，但我坚持自己付。
- He got a beautiful necklace for his wife. = He got his wife a beautiful necklace.他给妻子买了条漂亮的项链。
3
[+ object] : to go somewhere and come back with (something or someone)去某地取；去某地带回
- I'll get a pencil from the desk.我去桌上拿支铅笔。
- Can I get anything for you? = Can I get you anything?我给你拿点什么东西吗？
- Someone has to (go) get the boss from the airport and bring her back here.得有人去机场接老板，并把她带回这里。
4
[+ object] : to send or take (something or someone) to a person or place送去；带去
- I have to get an important message to her at once!我得马上给她发一个重要信息！
- We have to get him to the hospital immediately.我们得立即把他送到医院去。
5
a always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] : to cause (someone or something) to move or go使移动；使离开
- He quickly got himself and his luggage through customs.他拖着行李快速通过海关。
- She got the car out of the garage.她把车开出了车库。
- I could barely get [=fit] the luggage into the car's trunk.我勉强把行李塞进了汽车后备厢。
- I can't get this ring on/off my finger.我无法戴上/取下这个戒指。
b always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move or go移动；离开
- He got on the horse and rode away.他骑上马走了。
- We got on/off the bus.我们上了/下了公共汽车。
- They quickly got [=passed] through customs.他们快速通过了海关。
- She never got out of the house last weekend.她上周末没出过家门。
- He lost weight to be able to get [=fit] into his jeans again.为了还能穿上他的牛仔裤，他减肥了。
- He got between them to keep them from fighting.他走到他们中间制止他们打架。
- Ouch! Get off my foot!哎哟！别踩我的脚！
c always followed by an adverb, [no object] : to arrive at a place到达
- When did you get here/there?你什么时候到这儿/那儿的？
- He got home last night.他昨晚到家的。
6
[+ object] : to begin to have (a feeling, an idea, etc.)开始有（感觉、想法等）
- I got a funny feeling when I saw her again.我再次见到她时有种怪怪的感觉。
- He somehow got the idea that I was lying to him.不知为何他觉得我在骗他。
- I got the impression that he wasn't interested.我感觉他没兴趣。
- One thing led to another, and—well, you get the picture/idea. [=you can easily guess the rest]事情的前因后果连起来，这样，后来的事你就可以猜到了。
7
[+ object]
a : to become affected by (a disease)感染；患有
- I got a bad cold when I was on vacation.度假时我患了重感冒。
- Clean the wound carefully so you don't get an infection.仔细清洗伤口，这样你就不会感染了。
b : to suffer (an injury)遭受…之苦
- He got a broken nose in a fight.他打架把鼻子打断了。
- Where/how did you get that bruise on your leg?你腿上的瘀伤是在哪儿碰的/怎么弄的？
8
[+ object] : to have or experience (something)经历（某事）
- We've been getting a lot of rain recently.最近这里老是下雨。
- I finally got a good night's sleep last night. [=I finally slept well last night]我昨天晚上终于睡了个好觉。
- The inn doesn't get many visitors these days.这些天客栈的客人不多。
- “Do people often ask if you're Irish?” “Yes, I get that a lot.” [=people ask me that often]“有人常问你是不是爱尔兰人吗？”“是的，他们常这样问我。”
- You get [=there are] so many crazy drivers these days.如今，疯狂的司机真是太多了。
9
[+ object] : to cause (a particular reaction)引发（特殊的反应）
- That joke always gets a laugh.那个笑话总是引人发笑。
- Her comments got an angry reaction.她的评论引起了大家的愤怒。
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always followed by an adverb
a [no object] : to make progress in some activity取得进展 — see also get ahead (below)
- He hasn't gotten far with the essay. [=he hasn't made much progress with the essay]他的这篇文章进步不大。
- You won't get anywhere with flattery. [=you won't succeed by using flattery]你靠阿谀奉承不会成功。
- At last we're getting somewhere (with our work)!我们（的工作）总算有了进展！
b [+ object] : to cause or help (someone) to make progress使进步；帮助…进步
- All that effort didn't really get us very far.所有这些努力并没有真正给我们太大的帮助。
- Flattery will get you nowhere. = Flattery won't get you anywhere.阿谀奉承不会对你有帮助的。
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[+ object] : to cause (someone or something) to be in a specified position or condition（使）达到，处于
- He got his feet wet when he stepped in a puddle.他踏进水坑，把脚弄湿了。
- He got his nose broken in a fight. [=his nose was broken in a fight]他打架把鼻子打断了。
- I told you not to get yourself dirty.我告诉过你别把自己弄脏了。
- You nearly got us both killed!你差点把我们两个都害死！
- I need to get [=have] my hair cut.我需要剪个发。
- She finally got her office organized.她终于把她的办公室整理好了。
- He promised to get the work done quickly. [=to do the work quickly]他答应迅速完成这个工作。
- When you're making a measurement be careful to get it right. [=to do it correctly]你测量时仔细点以保证准确无误。
- Let me get this straight [=let me be sure that I understand this correctly]: are you saying that you won't help us?恕我直问，你是说你不会帮助我们吗？
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[+ object] : to cause (someone or something) to do something使做（某事） — usually followed by to + verb通常接动词不定式 — sometimes + -ing verb
- I can't get the children to behave.我没办法让这些孩子守规矩。
- How can I get you to understand that this isn't a good idea?我如何才能让你明白这不是一个好主意呢？
- He got the computer to work again.他让电脑重新运行起来了。
- He got the computer working again.他让电脑重新运行起来了。
13
[no object] : to start doing something开始做 — see also get to 1a (below)
- We got talking about old times.我们开始谈起过去的时光。
14
[no object] : to have or be given the chance to do something : to be able to do something有机会做；能够做
- She never got to go to college.她从未有过机会上大学。
- Why do I never get to drive the car?为什么我就不能开这辆车呢？
- She hopes she'll finally get to spend more time working on her garden this year.她希望今年能有更多时间照料她的花园。
15
[+ object] : to deal with (something that needs attention)处理（某事）: such as
a : to answer (a telephone)接电话
- Would somebody please get the phone?哪位接一下电话好吗？
b : to open (a door)开门
- If you'll get the door for me, I'll carry that box inside.请帮我开下门，我要把箱子搬进去。
- There's someone at the door. Would you please get it? [=open the door and deal with the person who knocked]有人敲门，请去开一下门好吗？
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[+ object]
a : to understand (something or someone)理解；明白
- I just don't get the point of what you're saying.我不知道你在说什么。
- He didn't get the joke.他没理解这个笑话。
- I don't get what you mean.我不明白你的意思。
- Oh, now I get it. [=understand]哦，现在我明白了。
- He's a strange guy. I just don't get him.他是个怪人，我真搞不懂他。
- Don't get me wrong. [=don't misunderstand what I am saying]别误解我。
- I get your drift. [=I understand what you are saying]我明白你的意思。
b : to hear and understand (something)听明白
- I didn't quite get [=catch] his name.我没听清他的名字。
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a [linking verb] : become 1
- My hands got dirty when I was working in the garden.我在花园干活时把手弄脏了。
- I get very nervous when I have to speak in public.我要在公众场合讲话时就变得紧张起来。
- I got sick last week but I'm feeling better now.我上周病了，但现在感觉好多了。
- I just can't get used to this cold weather.我就是不习惯这种寒冷的天气。
- She sent her sick friend a “Get Well Soon” card.她给生病的朋友送去了一张“早日康复”慰问卡。
- I should go; it's getting late.我该走了，时候不早了。
- (Brit, informal) Your daughter's getting quite a big girl now!你女儿现在长成一个大姑娘了！
- We need to finish by 5 o'clock, so we'd better get busy. [=begin to work]我们要在5点前完成，所以我们最好马上开始工作。
- You've never heard of the Internet? Come on, now. Get with it. [=become up-to-date in your knowledge]你从未听说过互联网吗？加把劲，跟上潮流吧。
◊ People say how stupid/lucky (etc.) can you get to mean that someone or something is unusually stupid, lucky, etc.这是多么愚蠢/幸运
- He tried to rob a policeman. How stupid can you get? [=he was very stupid to try to rob a policeman]他试图抢劫警察，这有多愚蠢哪。
- Just look at that dress! How tacky can you get? [=that dress is very tacky]瞧瞧那条连衣裙！真是太俗气了。
b [no object] : to change in a specified way as time passes（随时间而）改变— followed by to + verb接动词不定式
- Your daughter is getting to be [=is becoming] quite a big girl now!你女儿现在变成一个大姑娘了！
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[no object] : to do something specified做…事— followed by to + verb接动词不定式
- Once you get to know him, you will like him.你一旦了解他，你就会喜欢他。
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[auxiliary verb] — used like be with the past participle of some verbs to form passive constructions相当于be，与一些动词的过去分词连用构成被动结构
- They got [=were] married last month.他们上个月结婚了。
- He got [=was] paid for his work.他的努力得到了报酬。
- She got arrested for fraud.她因诈骗被捕了。
- I nearly got killed.我差点被杀了。
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[+ object]
a : to have (a meal)吃（饭）
- We got dinner at an Italian restaurant last night.我们昨晚在一家意大利餐厅吃的饭。
b : to prepare (a meal)做（饭）
- On weekends, my wife sleeps late while I get breakfast.在周末，妻子睡懒觉，我负责做早餐。
21
[+ object] : to receive (punishment)接受（惩罚）
- He got five years in prison for his crime.他因罪获刑五年。
- (informal) If you don't stop misbehaving you're going to get it when your father gets home! [=your father is going to punish you]如果再不老实，你父亲回家后会收拾你。
22
[+ object] : to grip and hold (something or someone)抓住；逮住
- The dog got the thief by the leg.那只狗咬住了小偷的腿。
- He got [=grabbed] me around/by the neck and wouldn't let go.他抓住我的脖子不放手。
23
[+ object] : to find and catch (someone)抓到（某人）
- The Royal Canadian Mounted Police always get their man! [=they always capture the man they are trying to capture]加拿大皇家骑警总能抓到他们想要抓捕的人！
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[+ object] : to hit (someone)击中
- The bullet got him in the leg.子弹击中了他的腿部。
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[+ object]
a : to hurt or cause trouble for (someone)伤害；找（某人的）茬
- He's convinced that his ex-wife is out to get him.他确信他的前妻在想方设法找他的茬。
- I'll get you if it's the last thing I do!只要我还能，我就要收拾你！
b : to cause the death of (someone)使死亡
- He had heart problems for many years, but it was pneumonia that got him in the end.他患心脏病多年，但最终要他命的却是肺炎。
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[+ object] informal
a : to bother or annoy (someone)使烦恼；使气愤 — see also get to 2a (below)
- It really gets me that such a foolish man has so much influence.使我真正感到气愤的是，这么笨的一个人居然还有如此大的影响力。
- What gets me is all these delays!使我感到烦恼的是这一再的耽搁！
b : to make (someone) sad使难过 — see also get to 2b (below)
- The end of that movie always gets me.那部电影的结局一直让我感到难过。
c : to cause (someone) to be fooled or unable to think of an answer使被愚弄；使不能回答
- Well, you got [=fooled, tricked] me that time. That was very clever.噢，你上次把我耍了。你真聪明啊。
- That's a good question. You've got me (there). [=I don't know the answer]这个问题问得好，把我给难倒了。
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[+ object] : to make a phone call and hear or speak to (a person or answering machine)与…通电话
- Where were you? I've been trying to get [=reach] you (on the phone) all day!去哪儿了？我一整天都在打电话找你！
- When I tried to call him I got his answering machine. [=the phone was answered by his answering machine]我想打电话找他时，听到的却是电话里答录机的声音。
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[+ object] : to receive (a radio or TV station or channel)收听；收看
- We don't get this channel at home.我们在家收不到这个频道。
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[+ object] : to produce or provide (a level of performance)具有（性能）
- Our new car gets [=delivers] excellent gas mileage.我们的新车节油性能很好。
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[+ object] informal : to notice (someone or something)注意到 — often used to direct someone's attention to a person or thing that is seen as foolish, surprising, etc.常用于引导人留意愚蠢或令人惊讶的人或事
- Did you get the way he looked at you?你注意到他看你的样子了吗？
- Just get him in his new pants!看他穿的这条新裤子！
- She showed up at the party in—get this —a $3,000 designer dress!瞧哇，她穿着价值3000美元的名牌服装出现在派对上！
get about
get above yourself
get across
[phrasal verb] 1
: to be clearly expressed to and understood by someone被表达清楚；被理解
- I hope my point has finally gotten across to you. [=I hope you finally understand what I am trying to say]我希望你最终明白了我的意思。
2
get (something) across or get across (something) : to express (something) clearly so that it is understood把…讲清楚
- I don't know if I was able to get my point across to you.我不知道我是否能把我的意思给你解释清楚。
- a politician who is trying hard to get his message across (to the voters)努力（向选民）讲清楚自己观点的政治家
get after
[phrasal verb] get after (someone) US, informal
: to tell (someone) repeatedly to do something催促；敦促
- His parents are always getting after him about doing his homework. = His parents are always getting after him to do his homework.他的父母总是敦促他做作业。
get ahead
[phrasal verb] : to become more successful领先；胜过
- a book about how to get ahead in the business world一本关于如何在商界获得成功的书
get along
[phrasal verb] 1
: to be or remain friendly相处；相处融洽
- We get along well enough, but we're not really close friends.我们相处很融洽，但不是真正的密友。
- My brother and my uncle don't really get along (with each other).我的哥哥和我的叔叔合不来。
2
: to make progress while doing something进展
- How are you getting along with your work? [=how's your work coming along?]你的工作进展得怎样？
- He never showed up, but we managed to get along [=get by] without him.他从未露面，但我们没有他也应付过去了。
3
: to leave a place离开
- I really must be getting along. [=going, leaving]我真的该走了。
4
: to become old衰老
- Her parents are getting along in years.她父母已经上年纪了。
get around
[phrasal verb] 1
or chiefly British get about : to go, walk, or travel to different places四处走动
- She gets around a lot because of her job.她由于工作缘故去了很多地方。
- He's having trouble getting around because of his sore knee.他因膝盖疼痛而行动不便。
2
or chiefly British get round or get about : to become known by many people流传；传播
- People will be shocked when the news about her arrest gets around.她被捕的消息传出来，人们会感到震惊的。
- Word got around that he was resigning.有传言说他要辞职。
3
get around (something) or chiefly Brit get round (something) : to avoid being stopped by (something) : to avoid having to deal with (something)规避；回避
- I'm sure we can find a way to get around these problems.我确信我们能找到办法规避这些问题。
- There's no getting around the fact that the current system isn't working. [=there is no way to deny that the current system isn't working]现行体系不管用了，这是无法否认的事实。
4
get around to (something) or chiefly Brit get round to (something) : to do or deal with (something that you have not yet done or dealt with)做，处理（未做或未处理的事）
- Don't you think it's about time you got around to tidying your room?你不觉得你现在该整理一下你的房间了吗？
- I've been meaning to call her, but I just haven't gotten around to it. [=I haven't called her]我一直想给她打电话，但就是没顾上。
- Sooner or later we'll have to get around to the subject of taxation.迟早我们得处理税收问题。
get at
[phrasal verb] 1
get at (something or someone) : to reach (something or someone)接近，够得着（某人或某物）
- The valve is hard to get at unless you have a special tool.这阀门很难够得着，除非你有专门的工具。
- An angry mob tried to get at him but the police protected him.一伙愤怒的暴民试图接近他，但警察保护了他。
2
get at (something) : to find out (information that is hidden or hard to know)查明；发现
- How can we ever get at the truth?我们如何才能查明真相？
3
get at (something) : to say or suggest (something) in an indirect way暗示— usually used as getting at通常用作getting at
- Just what are you getting at? [=what are you suggesting?]你究竟在暗示什么？
4
get at (someone) British : to criticize (someone) repeatedly一再批评；老是指责
- He says his teachers are always getting at [=(US) getting on] him unfairly.他说他的老师们总是不公正地批评他。
- He's always being got at by his teachers.他总是受到老师的批评。
5
get at it US, informal : to start doing something开始做
- You have a lot of work to do so you'd better get at it. [=get to it]你有很多工作要做，你最好现在就开始干。
get away
[phrasal verb] 1
: to go away from a place离开；脱身 — often used figuratively常用作比喻
- I'll be busy at work all day and I can't get away until tonight.我一整天都会很忙，要到晚上才能离开。
- The company is having problems because they've gotten away from the things they do best. [=they have stopped doing the things they do best]公司现在有麻烦了，因为他们已经不再从事他们所擅长的业务。
2
: to go away from your home for a vacation外出度假；外出休假
- I'm taking some time off because I really need to get away for a few days.我要休息一段时间，因为我真的需要出去休几天假了。
- We went on a cruise to get away from it all.我们登上游轮出去彻底放松了一下。
3
: to avoid being caught : to escape潜逃；逃走 — often + with — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 — see also getaway
- The robbers got away (from the police) in a fast car.劫匪们坐上飞车（从警察眼皮底下）逃走了。
- The robbers got away with a lot of stolen jewelry.劫匪们带着许多偷来的珠宝逃走了。
- You can't get away from the facts. = There's no getting away from the facts. [=you can't avoid or deny the facts; the facts are known and cannot be ignored]你无法否认这些事实。
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get away with (something)
a : to not be criticized or punished for (something)未（因某事）受批评（或惩罚） — often used figuratively常用作比喻
- She's incredibly rude. I don't know how she gets away with it.她极其粗鲁。我不知道她怎么没因此受到惩罚。
- There's a chance of rain, but I think I can probably get away with leaving my umbrella at home. [=I probably will not need my umbrella]有可能会下雨，不过我想我也许没必要带伞。
- It would be nice to have more food for the party, but I think we can get away with what we have. [=I think what we have is enough and will not cause problems for us]为这次聚会多准备些吃的固然好，不过我想我们现有的已足够了，不会有问题的。
b : to be given only slight or mild punishment for a crime or for doing something wrong（犯了罪或做了坏事）只受到轻微惩罚 — see also get away with murder at 1murder
- The policeman stopped her for speeding but let her get away with just a warning.警察因她超速驾驶把她拦了下来，但只给个警告就把她放了。
get back
[phrasal verb] 1
: to return to a place after going away返回；回家
- When did you get back from your vacation?你什么时候度假回来的？
- We got back to the office in the early afternoon.我们在午后不久就回到办公室了。
2
: to return to an activity, condition, etc.回到；恢复— usually + to
- Things are finally getting back to normal.一切终于恢复了正常。
- Let's get back to the topic we were discussing yesterday.让我们回到昨天讨论的话题吧。
- It's time to get back to work. [=to start working again]又该开始工作了。
3
get (something) back or get back (something) : to get or obtain (something you have lost) again : to recover (something)找回；重新获得
- He got his old job back after a long struggle.他经过长期斗争后又回到了原来的岗位。
- Someone stole his wallet but he got it back from the police.他的钱包被偷了，但警察又帮他找了回来。
4
get (someone) back or get back at (someone) or Brit get your own back informal : to do something bad or unpleasant to someone who has treated you badly or unfairly向某人报复
- I'll get you back for what you did to me!我会让你一报还一报的。
- After he lost his job, he vowed that he would find a way to get back at his old boss.丢了工作后，他发誓要找机会报复他原来的老板。
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get back to (someone)
a : to talk to or write to (someone) at a later time in order to give more information, answer a question, etc.稍后回复（某人）
- He got back to me (by e-mail) in a few days with a new offer.他几天后（通过电子邮件）给我回复了一个新的报价。
- “How much will it cost?” “I'm not sure. I'll have to get back to you on that.”“这多少钱？”“我不确定。我得稍后答复你。”
b : to call (someone) back on the telephone回电话
- “There's someone on the phone for you, sir.” “Tell them I can't take their call now but I'll get back to them as soon as I can.”“有人打电话找你，先生。”“告诉他们我现在无法接电话，但我会尽快给他们回电话。”
get back to (the) basics
get behind
[phrasal verb] 1
: to fail to do something as quickly as required or expected拖延；拖欠
- We've been getting further (and further) behind (schedule).我们已经（比计划）落后很多了。
- We got behind with our car payments.我们拖欠了汽车还款。
2
get behind (someone or something) : to support (someone or something)支持
- The proposal may succeed if a few more people get behind it.如果再多几个人支持的话，这项提案可能会通过。
get by
[phrasal verb] 1
: to do enough or to do well enough to avoid failure通过；获得认可
- He's doing very well in his history classes, but he's barely getting by in math.他的历史课成绩很好，但数学成绩勉强通过。
2
: to be able to live or to do what is needed by using what you have even though you do not have much设法过活；勉强对付 — often + on — often + with
- We don't have a lot of money, but we get by.我们的钱不多，但勉强够用。
- How can you get by on such a small salary?靠这点微薄的薪水你怎么过活？
- We got by with a minimum of clothing when we went camping.我们去野营时仅带了最基本的衣物凑合着应付。
get cracking
get down
[phrasal verb] 1
get (someone) down : to cause (someone) to become sad or depressed使悲伤；使沮丧
- The weather was really getting her down.这天气确实让她变得很沮丧。
- Talking about politics always gets me down.谈论政治总让我提不起精神。
2
get (something) down or get down (something)
a : to swallow (something) : to eat or drink (something)吃下；喝下
- You'll feel better once you get this medicine down.把这个药吃下去，你会感觉好一些。
b : to write (something) down写下；记下
- If you have a good idea, you should get it down (in writing) so that you won't forget it.你有了好想法就应该把它记下来，这样就不会忘了。
3
informal : to play music or dance with skill and enthusiasm尽情演奏；狂舞
- She likes to get down on the dance floor.她喜欢在舞厅尽情狂舞。
4
get down to (something)
a : to start to do (something) : to begin to give your attention or effort to (something)开始认真做，开始认真对待（某事）
- It's time to stop delaying and get down to work.不要再耽搁了，该着手认真工作了。
- Let's get down to business.咱们开始干正事吧。
b : to talk about or describe (something) in a very simple and accurate way（简单且准确地）谈论，描述
- When you get right down to it, this movie is just not very good.如果较真的话，这部电影就没有那么好了。
get even
get going
1
: to leave离开
- We ought to get going if we don't want to be late.如果我们不想迟到，现在就该走了。
2
: to start doing something开始做
- You should get going on that assignment.你应该开始着手那项任务了。
3
a : to start talking开始谈论
- Once he gets going about the war you can't shut him up.他一谈起那场战争，就滔滔不绝。
b : to cause (someone) to start talking使谈论
- Don't get him going about the war or you'll never shut him up!不要让他谈论那场战争，否则你就别想让他停下来！
get hold of
get in
[phrasal verb] 1
a : to enter a place进入
- The burglar got in through an unlocked window.窃贼从一扇未上锁的窗户钻了进来。
b : to arrive at a place到达
- The train got in late.火车晚点到达。
c : to arrive home到家
- Her husband was out late last night. He didn't get in until almost midnight.她丈夫昨夜很晚还在外面，快到午夜了才回来。
2
: to become involved in an activity参与
- The people who have become rich in this business are the ones who got in at the beginning.这个行业致富的人全是那些在开始阶段就参与进来的人。
3
: to be chosen or elected for office当选
- The mayor got in by a very slim margin.市长以微弱优势当选。
4
get in or get (someone) in : to be accepted or to cause (someone) to be accepted as a student, member, etc.（使）被录取，被接受
- It's a very good school. I hope your daughter gets in.这是一所好学校。我希望你女儿能被录取。
- I hope you get your daughter in.我希望你能让你女儿加入。
5
get (someone) in : to have (someone) come to your home, business, etc., to do work请（某人）来做事
- We had to get a doctor/plumber in to deal with the emergency.我们必须请医生/管道工来处理这个紧急情况。
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get (something) in or get in (something)
a : to do or say (something) by making an effort设法做；设法说 — see also get a word in edgewise at edgewise
- He managed to get a few good punches in before they stopped the fight.在他们停止打架之前，他瞅准机会狠狠地打了几拳。
- May I get a word in here? [=may I say something here?]我能插句话吗？
b : to send or deliver (something) to the proper person or place呈交给；送货
- Did you get your assignment in on time?你按时交作业了吗？
c : to do (something) in the amount of time that is available抽空做
- I was able to get in a few hours of reading last night.我昨晚抽空看了几小时的书。
- I hope we can get in a visit to the art museum the next time we're in the city.我希望下次我们到这个城市时能抽空参观一下艺术博物馆。
d : to harvest (a crop) and put it in a safe or dry place收割（庄稼）；把…收入仓中
- It's time to get the crop/harvest in.是收割农作物/庄稼的时候了。
- We'd better get the hay in before it rains.我们最好趁下雨之前把干草收进来。
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get in on (something) : to become involved in (something)参与
- It sounds like an interesting project and I'd like to get in on it.这个项目听起来很吸引人，我想参与进来。
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get in with (someone) : to become friends with (someone)与…交友
- She got in with [=fell in with] a bad crowd and got into trouble.她跟一群坏蛋混在一起，遇到麻烦了。
- He managed to get in good with the boss. [=he got the boss to like him]他想方设法与老板套上了近乎。
get into
[phrasal verb] 1
get into (a place)
a : to enter (a place)
- The burglar got into the house through an unlocked window.窃贼从一扇未锁的窗户钻进了屋。
b : to arrive at (a place)到达
- The train got into New York late last night.火车昨天后半夜到达纽约。
2
get into (something)
a : to become involved in (an activity)参与
- The people who have become rich in this business are the ones who got into it at the beginning.这个行业致富的人全是那些在开始阶段就参与进来的人。
b : to begin to be interested in and to enjoy (something)开始对…产生兴趣
- It's only recently that I've really gotten into music.我只是最近才真正开始对音乐产生了兴趣。
- I tried reading the book, but I just couldn't get into it.我试着读这本书，可我就是对它提不起兴趣。
3
get into (something) or get (someone) into (something)
a : to be accepted or to cause (someone) to be accepted in (a school, organization, etc.)（使）被录取，被接受
- I hope your daughter gets into the school.我希望你女儿能被这所学校录取。
- I hope you get your daughter into the school.我希望你能让女儿成为这所学校的学生。
b : to become involved or to cause (someone) to become involved in (something bad, such as trouble or a fight)（使）卷入，陷入（麻烦等）
- He got into a lot of trouble when he was a teenager.年少时，他就麻烦不断。
- They got into an argument.他们陷入一场争论。
- His friends got him into trouble.他的几个朋友让他惹上了麻烦。
4
get into (something) : to talk about (something)谈论
- I'll tell you what happened, but I don't want to get into [=go into] all the reasons for why it happened.我会告诉你发生了什么，但我不想谈论事情发生的原因。
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get into (someone) : to affect the behavior of (someone)影响（某人的）行为— used to say that someone is behaving in an unusual way and you don't know why用于表示某人行为异常，令人费解
- I don't know what has gotten into him lately.我不知道他最近是怎么了。
- She never used to be so rude to people. What got into her? [=why is she behaving this way?]她以前从未对人如此粗鲁过。她究竟怎么了？
get lost
get lucky
get moving
get off
[phrasal verb] 1
: to leave at the start of a journey出发；动身 — often used figuratively in the phrase get off to a good/bad (etc.) start常用作比喻，用于短语get off to a good/bad (etc.) start — see also get off on the right/wrong foot at 1foot
- We got off early on our camping trip.我们一早就动身开始了我们的野营之旅。
- He and I got off to a bad start, but now we get along well.我和他一开始相处得不好，但现在我们已相处得融洽了。
- The project got off to a slow start.这项工程开工缓慢。
2
get off or get (someone) off
a : to not be punished for a crime : to be judged not guilty of a crime（使）免受处罚；被判无罪 : to help (someone) to be judged not guilty帮助（某人）免受惩罚
- He's been arrested several times, but he always gets off.他被捕过多次，但总能逃脱惩罚。
- His lawyer got him off.他的律师让他免受惩罚。
b : to be given or to help (someone) to be given only a slight punishment for a crime（犯了罪）只受到轻罚；使受轻罚 — usually + with — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻
- She got off lightly.她受到了轻微的惩罚。
- He got off with a light sentence.他受到轻判。
- His lawyer tried to get him off with a light sentence.他的律师尽力使他被轻判。
- It was a bad accident. You're lucky that you got off with just a broken leg—you could have been killed!这是一次严重事故。还好你只是摔断了一条腿——当时你有可能丧命的！
3
: to stop being on or against someone or something别碰；走开 — see also get 5a
- Get off—you're hurting me!走开——你要伤到我了！
- I took the subway and got off at the downtown station.我乘地铁并在市中心站下了车。
4
get off (something) or get (someone) off (something) : to stop talking about (something) or to cause (someone) to stop talking about (something)（使）停止谈论
- We somehow got off (the subject of) work and started talking about our personal lives.不知不觉地我们不再谈论工作，而是谈起我们的个人生活。
- I tried to change the subject, but I couldn't get her off it.我设法转换话题，但却无法打断她。
5
get off or get off work : to finish working and leave the place where you work下班
- I get off early on Fridays.我周五下班早。
- I got off work early last Thursday so I could see the parade.我上周四下班早，所以看到了游行。
6
get (something) off or get off (something)
a : to write and send (a letter, an e-mail message, etc.)寄送，发送（信件、电子邮件、信息等）
- I'll get the letter off (to them) tomorrow.我明天把这封信给他们寄去。
b : to shoot (something) from a gun开枪；射击 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻
- The policeman got off [=fired] several shots before the criminal escaped.警察在罪犯逃跑前开了几枪。
- He managed to get off a few good jokes in his speech.他设法在演讲中讲了几个挺逗的笑话。
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get off or get (someone) off chiefly British : to fall asleep or to help (someone, such as a baby) to fall asleep（使）入睡
- I had just got off [=dropped off] when the doorbell rang. = I had just got off to sleep when the doorbell rang.我刚睡着门铃就响了。
- I just got the baby off to sleep.我刚把宝宝哄睡着了。
8
get off or get (someone) off US, informal : to have an orgasm or to cause (someone) to have an orgasm（使）达到性高潮
9
get off on (something) informal + sometimes disapproving : to enjoy or be excited by (something) especially in a sexual way因…而兴奋（尤指性快感）
- He's one of those guys who seem to get off on making other people feel guilty.他就是这样一个人，似乎让别人感到内疚才能获得快乐。
10
get off with (someone) British, informal : to have sex with (someone) : to begin a sexual relationship with (someone)（与某人）发生性关系
- She found out he'd gotten off with another woman.她发现他与另一个女人有染。
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informal
a
◊ To tell someone where to get off is to criticize or disagree with someone in a very direct and angry way.严厉训斥某人
- I was sick of listening to his constant complaints, so I told him where to get off.我听够了他喋喋不休的抱怨，于是严厉训斥了他一番。
b US
◊ If you don't know where someone gets off (doing something), you are angry because someone has done something that is not right.真不懂某人凭什么（做某事）
- I don't know where he gets off telling me what to do. = Where does he get off telling me what to do? [=he has no right to tell me what to do]他凭什么对我指手画脚。
get on
[phrasal verb] 1
get on with (something) : to continue doing (something)继续做某事
- I didn't mean to interrupt you. I'll let you get on with your work.我并非有意打扰你。继续干你的事吧。
- You need to stop feeling sorry for yourself and just get on with your life. [=return to doing the things you do in your normal life]你就不要自怨自艾了，继续过自己的生活吧。
- This introduction is taking forever. I wish they'd just get on with it. [=stop delaying and get to the interesting or important part]这开场白时间太长了。但愿他们快点切入正题。
2
chiefly British : to be or remain friendly : to get along和睦相处
- They've never really got on (with each other).他俩从未真正和睦相处过。
- We get on well enough, but we're not really close friends.我们相处得很好，但算不上是密友。
3
chiefly British
a : to make progress while doing something（取得）进步，进展
- How is your daughter getting on in/at school?你女儿在学校学得怎么样？
- We can get on [=get along, get by, manage] just fine without them.没有他们我们也能行。
b : to achieve greater success : to get ahead获得更大的成功
- an ambitious young woman trying to get on in business一个雄心勃勃、努力在事业上有所成就的年轻女性
4
get on (something) US : to start to do or deal with (something)开始做，开始处理（某事）
- “These files need to be organized.” “I'll get on it right away.”“这些文件需要整理。”“我马上就做。”
5
get on (someone) US : to criticize (someone) repeatedly老是批评（某人）
- His boss has been getting on him about the quality of his work.老板总是说他的工作质量不行。
- She's always getting on his case about cleaning his room. [=she's always telling him to clean it]她总唠叨着要他打扫他的房间。
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get it on US slang : to have sex发生性关系
7
informal
a get on or get on in years : to grow old上年纪；衰老
- My grandmother is getting on [=aging] a bit, but she's still very active.我祖母有点老了，但依然精力充沛。
b : to become late（时间）晚了
- It's getting on, and we really ought to go.时候不早了，我们真该走了。
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get on for (something) British, informal : to move toward becoming (a specified age, time, etc.)（年龄、时间等）快要接近
- He's getting on for 70. [=he's approaching 70; he is nearly 70]他快70岁了。
- It was getting on for noon.快到中午了。
get onto
[phrasal verb] or get on to 1
get onto (something) or get on to (something) : to start to do or deal with (something)开始做，开始处理（某事） : to start to talk about something开始谈论
- “We need someone to send out the invitations.” “I'll get onto [=get on] it right away.”“我们需要有人去送请帖。”“我马上去送。”
- How did we get onto this topic?我们是怎么谈到这个话题的？
2
get onto (someone) or get on to (someone) British : to speak to or write to (someone) about a particular problem, job, etc.联系（某人）
- I'll get onto [=get in touch with] the doctor/plumber straightaway and see if he'll come round.我马上联系医生/管道工，看他是否能来。
get out
[phrasal verb] 1
a : to leave or escape from a place, a vehicle, etc.逃离；离开 — used as an angry way to tell someone to leave用于愤怒地让人离开
- He was trapped in the burning building/car, but he was somehow able to get out (of it) alive.他被困在起火的大楼/轿车里，但居然还能活着逃出来。
- Get out! I never want to see you again!滚！我再也不想见到你！
b get (someone) out : to cause or help (someone) to leave or escape（帮某人）离开，逃生
- The firemen managed to get him out (of the burning building) alive.消防队员设法把他（从燃烧的大楼里）救了出来。
c get (something) out or get out (something) : to remove (something) from storage so that it can be used移出；搬出
- It's raining. I'd better get out the umbrella.下雨了，我最好把雨伞拿出来。
2
: to go to places outside your home for social occasions, events, etc.（因社交活动等）外出
- You spend too much time at home. You need to get out more.你待在家里的时间太多了，应该多出去活动活动。
3
: to become known泄露
- Their secret got out.他们的秘密泄露了。
- Word got out that she was resigning.她要辞职的消息已经传出去了。
4
get (something) out or get out (something) : to say (something) by making an effort努力说出
- He managed to get out a few words before he collapsed.他在倒下之前勉强说出了几个字。
5
US, informal — used in speech to show that you are surprised by something or do not believe it用于口语，表吃惊或不相信
- “They gave the job to Jane.” “Get out!” = “Get out of here!”“他们把这个工作给简了。”“不会吧！”
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get out of (something) or get (someone or something) out of (something)
a : to avoid doing (something) or to help (someone) to avoid doing (something)（使）避免做
- I didn't want to go to the lecture, but I couldn't get out of it.我不想去听讲座，但又不能不去。
- He tried to get out of doing his homework.他尽力想要逃避做家庭作业。
- My sister said she could get me out of going to the party if I really didn't want to go.我妹妹说如果我真的不想去，她可以帮我推掉这次聚会。
b : to stop having (a habit) or to cause (someone) to stop having (a habit)（使）戒除，抛弃（习惯）
- I used to exercise every day, but I got out of the habit.我以前每天都要锻炼，但后来丢掉了这个习惯。
- All the extra work I've been doing has gotten me out of the habit of exercising.一而再再而三的加班把我锻炼的习惯都给弄没了。
c : to stop being in or involved in (something) or to cause (someone or something) to stop being in or involved in (something)（使）不再参与，不涉及
- The company has decided to get (itself) out of the computer business.公司已决定不再从事计算机业务。
- She got her money out of the stock market.她从股市撤出了她的资金。
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get (something) out of (something or someone) : to take (something) from (something or someone)缴获；获取
- The police officer got the gun out of the suspect's hand.警察缴获了嫌犯手中的枪。
- The police officer got a confession out of the suspect.警察让嫌犯招了供。
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get (something) out of (something) : to gain (something) from (something)从…中获得
- What do you hope to get out of this experience?你希望从这次经历中得到什么？
get over
[phrasal verb] 1
get over (something)
a : to stop being controlled or bothered by (something, such as a problem or feeling)克服
- You need to get over [=overcome] your fear of being lied to.你要克服害怕被欺骗的恐惧感。
b : to stop feeling unhappy about (something)恢复；挺过去
- She's disappointed about their decision, but she'll get over it eventually.她对他们的决定很失望，不过她最终还是会想开的。
c informal — used to say that you are very surprised or impressed by something用于表示惊讶或感动
- I just can't get over how much weight you've lost!我简直无法相信你体重减掉了这么多！
2
get over (an illness) : to become healthy again after (an illness)（从疾病中）康复
- He had a bad cold, and he still hasn't gotten over it completely.他得了重感冒，现在还没有完全康复。
3
get over (someone) : to stop feeling unhappy after ending a relationship with (someone)忘掉（某人）
- He broke up with his girlfriend a couple of months ago, and he still hasn't gotten over her.几个月前他与女友分手了，现在还依然忘不了她。
4
get (something) over
a or get (something) over with : to cause or experience the end of (something) : to finish (something)完成；结束
- I just want to get this ordeal over! = I just want to get this ordeal over with! = I just want to get this ordeal over and done with! [=I want this ordeal to end]我只想结束这种煎熬！
b chiefly British or get over (something) : to express (something) clearly so that it is understood（把…）讲清楚
- I don't know if I was able to get my message over [=across] to them.不知道我是否把我的意思给他们讲清楚了。
get real
get rid of
get rolling
get round
get the best of
get the better of
get there
: to reach a goal : to do what you are trying to do达到目标；获得成功 : to come closer to reaching a goal接近目标
- We haven't made a profit yet, but we'll get there eventually. [=we'll make a profit eventually]我们目前还没赢利，但我们最终会赢利的。
- We haven't made a profit yet, but we're getting there.我们目前还没赢利，但离目标不远了。
get through
[phrasal verb] 1
a chiefly US : to finish a job or activity完成
- When you get through (with that job), I've got something else for you to do.你完成那个工作后，我还有别的事给你做。
b get through (something) : to do or finish (something, such as an amount of work)做，完成（一定工作量等）
- We got through [=covered] all of the material that we wanted to cover.我们把我们需要的所有材料都准备好了。
- There's still a lot of paperwork to be gotten through.仍有大量的文案工作要做。
c get through (something) or get (someone) through (something) : to complete or to help (someone) to complete (a test, an exam, etc.) successfully（使）通过（测试、考试等）
- She studied hard and got through [=passed] her exams.她努力学习，顺利通过了考试。
- The extra hours of study are what got her through her exams.增加学习时间是她通过考试的关键。
2
get through or get through (something) or get (something) through (something) : to pass through or beyond something that blocks you or slows you down通过；穿过 : to cause (something) to pass through or beyond something使…穿过
- Traffic was very heavy, but we managed to get through (it).交通非常拥挤，但我们还是设法开过去了。
- Rescuers are having trouble getting through to the flood victims.救援人员很难接近被洪水围困的人员。
- Traffic was very heavy, but we managed to get our truck through (it).交通非常拥挤，但我们还是设法把卡车开过去了。
- Rescuers are having trouble getting supplies through to the flood victims.救援人员很难把物资送到被洪水围困人员的手中。
3
get through (something) or get (someone) through (something) : to have the experience of living through (something that is difficult, dangerous, etc.)经历；挺过来；熬过来 : to help (someone) to live through (something)帮助（某人）度过
- It was a very difficult time in our marriage, but we got through it.那是我们婚姻中非常困难的一段时期，但我们挺过来了。
- I don't know how those early settlers managed to get through [=survive] the winter.我不知道这些早期的定居者是如何熬过冬天的。
- It was pure determination that got them through that crisis.是不折不扣的决心帮助他们度过了那次危机。
4
get through (something) chiefly British : to spend or use all of (something)用光；消耗完
- He got through [=went through] all the money he inherited in just a few years.他几年时间就花完了继承所得的全部财产。
- They got through [=went through] three bottles of wine with dinner.他们在晚宴上喝了三瓶酒。
5
a get through or get through to (someone) : to be clearly expressed to and understood by someone（向某人）表达清楚；被理解
- I hope my message has finally gotten through to you. [=I hope you finally understand my message]我希望你最终理解了我的意思。
- I think my message finally got through.我认为我的意思最终是表达清楚了。
b get through to (someone) or get (something) through to (someone) : to express something clearly so that it is understood by (someone)清楚地表达（以得到理解）
- I've talked to him many times, but I just can't seem to get through to him.我对他讲了许多次，但我似乎无法让他明白。
- I hope I've finally gotten my message through to him.我希望我最终把我的意思向他表达清楚了。
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get through or get through to (someone) : to make a successful telephone call to someone接通（某人的）电话
- I tried to call home but I couldn't get through.我试图给家里打电话，但就是打不通。
- Where were you? I've been trying to get through to you (on the phone) all day!你去哪儿了？我一整天都在给你打电话！
7
get through or get through (something) : to be accepted or approved by an official group正式通过
- The bill finally got through [=passed] and eventually became a law.法案最后获得通过并最终成为了法律。
- The bill finally got through [=passed] Congress and eventually became a law.法案最后获得国会通过并最终成为了法律。
get to
[phrasal verb] 1
get to (something)
a : to start (doing something)开始（做某事）
- She sometimes gets to worrying over her health.她有时会担心起她的健康。
- We got to talking about old times.我们开始谈起过去的时光。
b : to deal with (something)处理
- The letter is on my desk, but I haven't gotten to it yet.信在我桌上，但我还没看。
- I'll get to the accounts as soon as I can.我会尽快处理这些账目。
2
get to (someone)
a : to bother or annoy (someone)使烦恼；使生气 — see also get 26a (above)
- All these delays are starting to get to me.一再的耽搁开始把我惹恼了。
b : to make (someone) feel sad使难过 — see also get 26b (above)
- The movie's sad ending really got to me.影片的悲惨结局真让我难过。
c chiefly US : to change or influence the behavior of (someone) wrongly or illegally by making threats, paying money, etc.逼迫；威胁；诱惑
- The witness changed his story. Someone must have gotten to him.证人改变了他的说法。一定是有人威胁他了。
3
get to (somewhere) : to go to or reach (somewhere)到达（某地）
- We got to the station/airport just in time.我们正好及时赶到车站/机场。
get together
[phrasal verb] 1
a : to meet and spend time together见面；聚会
- I'd like to get together with you soon.我期待和你早日见面。
- He often gets together with his friends after work.他在工作之余常和朋友聚会。
b : to begin to have a sexual or romantic relationship开始发生性关系；开始确立恋爱关系
- He and his wife first got together in college.他和妻子大学期间确定了恋爱关系。
c get (people) together : to cause (people) to meet or to have a relationship使聚到一起；使有关系
- Their shared interest in photography is what got them together.对摄影的共同兴趣使他们走到了一起。
2
: to agree to do or accept something达成一致— often + on
- The two sides have been unable to get together on a new contract.双方一直未能就新合同达成一致。
3
get together (things or people) or get (things or people) together : to collect (things) or gather (people) into one place or group收集；召集；聚集
- He got together [=assembled] a great art collection.他收集了许多艺术品。
- The government got together a group of experts to study the problem.政府召集了一批专家来研究这个问题。
- We're still trying to get together [=obtain] the money we need to buy a new car.我们还在努力筹集购置新车所需的资金。
4
get your act together or get yourself together or get it together informal
a or get your life together : to begin to live in a good and sensible way : to stop being confused, foolish, etc.恢复正常生活
- His life got much better when he stopped drinking and got his act together.他戒了酒并开始正常的生活之后，他的日子好过多了。
b : to begin to function in a skillful or effective way开始有效运行
- The company finally got its act together and started making a profit this year.公司终于正常运行，并于今年开始赢利了。
get to sleep
: to start sleeping : to fall asleep入睡；睡着
- She finally got to sleep after midnight.她终于在午夜后睡着了。
get to work
: to start working开始工作
- We need to stop delaying and get to work.我们不能再耽搁了，现在就开始工作。
get up
[phrasal verb] 1
get up or get (someone) up : to rise or to cause (someone) to rise after lying or sleeping in a bed（使）起床
- I got up [=got out of bed] early this morning.我今天早上起得早。
- I woke up early but I didn't get up till later.我醒得很早，但没有马上起床。
- The alarm clock got me up earlier than usual.闹钟使我比平时早起。
2
: to stand up起身；站起
- He got up to greet her when she entered the room.她走进屋时，他起身招呼她。
3
get (something) up or get up (something)
a : to produce (something, such as courage) in yourself by trying or making an effort鼓起勇气；打起精神
- He couldn't get up the courage to ask her out on a date.他无法鼓起勇气邀她出来约会。
- She was so tired she could hardly get up the energy to make dinner.她太累了，做饭都打不起精神来。
b : to prepare or organize (something that involves a group of people)安排；组织
- They're trying to get up a petition to have the movie theater reopened.他们想要组织一次请愿，让这家影院重新开张。
4
get it up slang : to get an erection勃起
get up on the wrong side of the bed
get what's coming to you
get wind of
get your bearings
get your goat
have got
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How do you pronounce get?: Usage Guide
The pronunciation \ˈgit\ has been noted as a feature of some British and American dialects since the 16th century. In the phonetic spelling of his own speech Benjamin Franklin records git. However, since at least 1687 some grammarians and teachers have disapproved this pronunciation. It nonetheless remains in widespread and unpredictable use in many dialects, often, but not exclusively, when get is a passive auxiliary (as in get married) or an imperative (as in get up!).
Example Sentences
Verb He got a new bicycle for his birthday. I never did get an answer to my question. I got a letter from my lawyer. She got a phone call from her sister. Did you get my message? You need to get your mother's permission to go. She hasn't been able to get a job. If you want to be successful you need to get a good education. It took us a while to get the waiter's attention. It took us a while to get a taxi. See More
Word History
Etymology
Verb and Noun (1)
Middle English, from Old Norse geta to get, beget; akin to Old English bigietan to beget, Latin prehendere to seize, grasp, Greek chandanein to hold, contain
Noun (2)
Late Hebrew gēṭ
First Known Use
Verb
13th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1a
Noun (1)
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a
Noun (2)
1843, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Time Traveler
The first known use of get was in the 13th century Phrases Containing get
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