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= think, have an idea or opinion
get the impression
= to understand sth in the wrong way
get the wrong end of the stick
= have the opportunity
get the chance
= understand a joke
get the joke
= discover what sb or sth is really like
get to know
= make contact with
get hold of
= throw away, make yourself free of sb / sth
get rid of
= take revenge on sb
get my own back on
= find yourself in a situation in which you can be criticized or punished
get into trouble with
= move to one side to allow sb or sth to pass
get out of the way
= see things as they really are, don't act in a stupid / unreasonable way
get real
= used to tell sb to do sth more exciting with their life
get a life
= to make no progress or have no success
get nowhere (not get anywhere)
= to annoy sb
get on sb's nerves
= to organize yourself more effectively in order to be able to achieve sth
get your act together
= to get on very well with sb
get on like a house on fire
= you tell sb to get a move on when you want them to hurry
get a move on
= to be getting old
be getting on (always in the continuous form)
= understand what sb is trying to tell you
get the message
= get or do what you want, especially when sb has tried to stop you
get your own way
= start a relationship.
get together
= recover from it.
get over something
= continue doing it.
get on with something
= make them understand.
get through to somebody
= start a career or profession.
get into
= move from place to place.
get around
= do something wrong without getting caught.
get away with something
= manage with what you have.
get by
= fail to make enough progress.
get behind
= make them feel depressed.
get somebody down
= avoid a responsibility or obligation.
get out of something
= respond to them by speaking or writing
get back to somebody