Phrasal Verb With Get

Question 1

Get off / get out of

Answer 1

(Bajarse / salir de)

Get off -para salir de un transporte público
Get out of - para salir de un transporte privado. También para salir de habitaciones, edificios y otros lugares.

Question 2

Get in

Answer 2

(Entrar)
Mean to enter a space by force or trickery.
We use it to mean to arrive.
Also means to enter a private vehicle, rooms, buildings and other spaces

Question 3

Get into

Answer 3

(Meterse en)
Means to enter an indoor location
We use it when we are granted access to an institution, like a university, government or even a nightclub.

Question 4

Get on / get onto

Answer 4

(Subirse)
We use get on when we Godard or enter trains, planes and boats.
We used get onto for this, but is less common. Means to climb into a higher space like roof.

Question 5

Get over

Answer 5

(Superar)
Get over + ing form or noun phrase means to recover from or overcome difficult circumstances. Ej. It took her along time to get over losing her job

Get over + reflexive pronouns means to stop behaving in a self center way. Ej. He needs to get over himself. He thinks he’s great, but he’s not.

Question 6

Get used to

Answer 6

(Acostumbrarse)
Get used to + ing form or noun phrase

Ej. Is there something you have gotten use to recently?
Ej. I am getting used to my company’s new IT system.

Question 7

Get (something) across

Answer 7

(Transmitir algo)

Mean to communicate something to someone or to make someone understand a point.

Ej. The politician failed to get his point across in the debate.

Question 8

Get out of

Answer 8

(Salir/librarse de)
To mean avoiding responsibilities or things we don’t want to do.

Get out of + noun phrase
Get out of + ing form

Ej. I got out of that business trip, so I am free all weekend

Question 9

Get away with

Answer 9

(Escaparse de algo)

When we want to scape the consequences of our actions.

Get away with + noun or gerund

Ej. I can’t believe I got away with it. I was worried that somebody saw me take this coffee.

Question 10

Get off lightly

Answer 10

Means the consequences of doing something wrong are not very serious.

Ej. She always get off lightly. Her parents never punish her for anything.

Question 11

Nivel

Answer 11

Tier

Question 12

Excepto

Answer 12

Excempt

Question 13

Asentamiento, liquidación

Answer 13

Settlement

Question 14

Renuncia

Answer 14

Waiver

Question 15

Abrigo, albergue

Answer 15

Shelter

Question 16

Duras

Answer 16

Hars

Question 17

Anotar

Answer 17

Jot down

Question 18

Escasez

Answer 18

Shortage

Question 19

Prueba de ingresos

Answer 19

Proof of income

Question 20

Pegajoso

Answer 20

Clumsy

Question 21

Desalentar

Answer 21

Discourage

Question 22

Entrevistado

Answer 22

Interviewees

Question 23

Frenética

Answer 23

Hectic

Question 24

Sequía

Answer 24

Drought

Question 25

Al mal tiempo buena cara

Answer 25

When the going gets though, the though gets going