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get back into
to return to an activity or habit you stopped doing for a while
get over
to recover from something difficult such as an illness or disappointment
get around
to move from place to place or to find a way to avoid an obstacle
get out of
to avoid doing something you do not want to do
get back to work
to return to working after a break or distraction
get someone down
to make someone feel discouraged or depressed
get carried away
to become overly excited and lose control or perspective
get around to
to finally do something you have been postponing
get through
to finish something difficult or time-consuming
get bogged down
to become stuck in details or difficulties slowing progress
get ahead
to make progress especially in your career or personal goals
get used to
to become accustomed to something new or unfamiliar
get things done
to complete tasks efficiently
get the ball rolling
to start something so that progress can begin
get into the swing of things
to become comfortable and fully involved in an activity or routine
get situated
to become settled and organized in a new place or situation
get into trouble
to start experiencing problems because of your behavior or decisions