Collocations of Get | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

English 29 Public

Guess the Collocation Meaning based on a example sentence

Study Slideshow

I need to get up early tomorrow for work

This collocation refers to the action of rising or getting out of bed.

15

They don't always get along, but they manage to work together

It means to have a harmonious or cooperative relationship with someone.

15

With some help, I can get by on my limited budget.

To manage or survive with the resources available, often with some difficulty.

15

It took me a while to get over the flu.

To recover from an illness or a setback, or to overcome a difficult situation emotionally.

15

I'll help you get through these tough times.

To successfully endure or manage a difficult situation or period.

15

I want to get rid of all the old clothes in my closet.

o dispose of or eliminate something unwanted or unnecessary.

15

Let's get in the car and head to the store.

To enter or get inside a vehicle, building, or place.

15

We need to get out more and explore new places.

To leave a place or to engage in more social or outdoor activities.

15

I'll get off the bus at the next stop.

To exit from a mode of transportation or to leave a particular place.

15

I usually get on well with my coworkers.

To have a good relationship or rapport with someone.

15

Let's get together for lunch next week.

To meet or gather with others socially or for a specific purpose.

15

I told him to get lost after he was rude to me.

To be told or to tell someone in a harsh manner to leave or go away.

15

I need to get on with my work to meet the deadline.

To proceed or continue with a task or activity.

15

She works hard to get ahead in her career.

To make progress or succeed, especially in a competitive environment.

15

I'm trying to get into the habit of exercising regularly.

To develop an interest in or start doing something regularly.

15

I managed to get by the guard without being noticed

To pass someone or something, often with some difficulty or without being noticed.

15