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1. Get across: comunicar

   • It took him ages to get his point across

2. Get along: llevarse bien

   • We've always got along very well

3. Get around/round

   • Viajar
     • It's quite easy to get around London
   • Correrse la voz, difundir
     • News of the accident soon got around

4. Get away: escaparse, irse

   • The three men got away in a stolen car

5. Get away from: irse de vacaciones

   • Will you manage to get away this summer?

6. Get away with: salir impune

   • No one insults my family and get away with it!

7. Get back: volver

   • I'll talk to you when I get back

8. Get by: sobrevivir, ir tirando

   • I don't earn a huge salary, but we get by

9. Get down

   • Entristecer
     • His lack of social life was beginning to get him down
   • Anotar
     • It's important to get things down on paper

10. Get in/into: entrar, llegar

    • We managed to get in through a window
    • She got into UCLA

11. Get off: irse

    • Get off my land!

12. Get on with: llevarse bien

    • I've always got on well with Harry

13. Get on

    • Llevar
      • How is George getting on at school?
    • Vestirse, ponerse
      • I can't get my boots on!

14. Get out: irse, escapar

    • Get out of the kitchen!

15. Get out of: escaquearse

    • See if you can get out of that meeting tomorrow

16. Get over: reponerse, superar

    • She never got over the death of her son

17. Get through: superar

    • I don't know how we're going to get through the winter

18. Get up: levantarse

    • Get me up at seven, would you?
    • He got up and walked over the window

19. Get together

    • Quedar
      • We must get together for a drink
    • Recopilar
      • I need to get some paperwork together for the meeting