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to get ... |
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about |
correrse la voz |
The news got about very quickly. |
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across |
(to get across = cruzar) |
He got across the street in only a second. |
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ahead |
(to go ahead = avanzar) |
They always wanted to get ahead. |
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along |
(to get along = llevarse
bien |
Cats and dogs do not get along. |
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around |
(to get around = pasar) |
My neighbour got around for a cup of tea. |
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at |
enterarse de la verdad |
Finally, we got at the truth. |
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away |
irse |
They were looking for him, but he got away. |
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back |
reencontrar |
I left my keys in the bar, but I got them back. |
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by |
bastar |
She has not much money, but she gets by. |
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down (to business) |
hablar en serio |
Let us get down to business. |
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down (in writing) |
poner sobre papel |
Did you get it down in writing? |
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in |
entrar |
Hello! Get in! |
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into |
tener problemas |
He got into trouble last night. |
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off |
(to get off = bajar) |
We got off the train at the last station. |
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on (with) |
(to get on = continuar) |
Get on with your work! |
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onto |
(to get on = subir) |
We want to get onto the bus. |
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out (of) |
(to get out = salir) |
She said that he should get out of her kitchen. |
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over |
(to get over = superar)
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Believe me; you will get over it! |
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through |
vivir |
He got through some difficult times. |
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together |
encontrarse |
They get together once a year. |
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under way |
ponerse en marcha |
The project got nicely under way. |
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up |
levantarse |
Every morning I have to get up early. |
