Phrasal Verbs with "get"

to get (sth) across

to make someone understand or believe something.

to get over sth

to get

Example: The campaign had clearly failed to get its message across to the public.

to overcome an unpleasant situation after dealing with it for a time.

Example: They're upset that you didn't call, but they'll get over it.

to get over sth

to recover from an illness, loss, or difficulty.

Example: She's just getting over the flu.

to get at sth

to suggest or express something in a way that is not clear or direct.

Example: You mean I shouldn’t come tonight – is that what you’re getting at?

to get at sth

to reach something.

Example: I keep cleaning supplies on a high shelf where my three-year-old can’t get at them.

to get by

to manage to cope or to survive

Example: When we were students we got by on very little money.