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get along 

get along

1) уживаться; 2) поживать; 3) справляться

Some friends or even relatives could be hard to get along with.



to get across

to get across

четко излагать, убедительно объяснять

She is a great teacher. She can get across even the most complicated rule.



to get away

to get away

«выбираться», уезжать на отдых

I will not be able to get away until the end of the year. I am so busy.



to get away (with)

to get away (with)

уходить от наказания

“Though you are stiffer than a girder,They'll let you get away with murder…”Razzle-Dazzle, Chicago Musical



to get back

to get back

возвращаться

He gets back on Sunday morning.


Get back to where you once belonged.



to get back

to get back

получать назад

We lent them some money last year and never got it back.



to get back (to)

to get back (to)

повторно связываться (с кем-л.)

When we have more details, we will surely get back to you.



to get behind (on)

to get behind (on)

опаздывать, не укладываться в сроки

We don’t want to get behind schedule on this issue, do we?



to get by 

to get by

сводить концы с концами

At the end of each month, I have no money left. It is difficult to get by on my salary.



to get down to 

to get down to

приступать (к работе, выполнению задания)

If everybody is here, let’s get down tobusiness.



to get in

to get in

проходить, попадать (также в переносном смысле)

You need to have a pass to get in the head office.



to get into

to get into

попадать, ввязываться

I thought Mary would get into trouble, but she seems to have a few guardian angels.



to get on

to get on

продолжать

I must get on or I will never get this book finished.



to get on (with) 

to get on (with)

сходиться, ладить (с людьми)

My mother-in-law and I get on really well.



to get off

to get off

выходить (из транспортного средства)

To go to the National Gallery, take the underground and get off at Trafalgar Square.



to get out (of)

to get out (of)

покидать, выходить, уходить.

Usually Alex doesn’t get out of work until after 8 pm.



to get out (of)

to get out (of)

избавляться

Sarah is always getting out of the difficult tasks and I have to do them.

  to get over  
to get over

убедительно объяснять

He is not convinced. I didn’t get my plan over.



to get over

to get over

преодолевать, оправляться (от болезни, переживания и т.д.)

Nick has not got over Jess. She broke his heart.



to get round to

to get round to

находить время (для чего-л.)

I’m sorry but I haven’t done it yet, I haven’tgot round to it.



to get through (to)

to get through (to)

связываться по телефону

I’ve been trying all day — I can’t get through to them.

Get rid

Избавиться