Uo#phrasal verbs_get Flashcards
get at
suggest / imply
I can’t see what you are getting at. Could you be a bit more specific?
get away with
escape punishments
So, he’s finally been arrested for fraud. I’m surprised he got away with it for so long.
get by
manage
Frankly, I don’t know how he gets by on the small amount he earns.
get down
depress
The job itself is all paid and interesting, but commuting to the city every day really gets me down
get on
be on friendly terms
Considering how little they have in common it’s surprisong how well they get on together.
get out of
avoid
He nearly always manage to get out of doing the heavy work by pretending he had a bad back.
get over
recover from
How’s your mother? Has she get over her operation yet?
get round to
find time for
I’ve been so busy that I just haven’t got round to answering your letter
get through
make contact (phone) Did your phone your solicitor? No, I could't get trough, the line was busy.