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You often get a discount for this.When on his huge tour he splurged on a helicopter to get him back there each night.We have to try to make sure that we get something from it.You need to go cold turkey before getting back on the hunt for your thunderbolt man.What sort of exercise will help get rid of this?Write it all down to help get your thoughts clear.People forget that it actually got them somewhere.US sources say she got sick and decided to rest her vocal cords.So who gets first shot at the flu shot?They may feel that the wrong people are getting financial help.Why should these people get these huge amounts for merely doing their work?We got to go back to that committee and tell them how it is.He can just about get away with saying he is upper middle class.We should have got something from the game.He reckons he got a head cold last time.You have to go and get rid of it by having a run.Young people often seem to get a bad press.Why would a consumer pay for something they can get for free somewhere else?You may get angry or not follow through on your discipline.You get some players who are looking to get you into trouble.Obviously people get to know about it.You must walk through the mall to get to anywhere else.Where is the best place to get holiday currency?You get the feeling that the artist is painting precisely what he sees.The crowd was great and really helped me get through it.The difficult part is getting people back on track.Who needs to get the bus?He says: 'We get on so well that we have an intuitive feel for what the other is thinking and wants to do.I was jumping up and down on the sofa shouting, 'I have got to get me one of those.

In other languages
get

British English: get /ɡɛt/ VERB
become You can use get to mean the same as `become'.
We should go before it gets dark.
  • American English: get
  • Arabic: يَصيرُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: ir
  • Chinese: 变得
  • Croatian: postati
  • Czech: dostat
  • Danish: blive in the sense of getting into a state or condition
  • Dutch: worden
  • European Spanish: hacerse de
  • Finnish: saada
  • French: obtenir
  • German: erhalten
  • Greek: γίνομαι
  • Italian: farsi
  • Japanese: 得る
  • Korean: 되다
  • Norwegian:
  • Polish: dostać
  • European Portuguese: ir
  • Romanian: a se face
  • Russian: получить
  • Latin American Spanish: volverse
  • Swedish: motta
  • Thai: กลายเป็น
  • Turkish: almak
  • Ukrainian: ставати
  • Vietnamese: trở nên
British English: get /ɡɛt/ VERB
arrive If you get somewhere, you arrive there.
He got home at noon.
  • American English: get
  • Arabic: يَصِلُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: chegar
  • Chinese: 到达
  • Croatian: doći
  • Czech: dostat sena místo
  • Danish: komme
  • Dutch: komen
  • European Spanish: llegar
  • Finnish: saapua
  • French: arriver
  • German: erreichen
  • Greek: πηγαίνω
  • Italian: giungere
  • Japanese: 着く
  • Korean: 도착하다
  • Norwegian: komme
  • Polish: dotrzeć (na miejsce)
  • European Portuguese: chegar
  • Romanian: a ajunge
  • Russian: прибыть
  • Latin American Spanish: llegararribar
  • Swedish: komma
  • Thai: มาถึง
  • Turkish: varmak
  • Ukrainian: дістатися
  • Vietnamese: đến
British English: get /ɡɛt/ VERB
be given If you get something, someone gives it to you.
I got a bike for my birthday.
  • American English: get
  • Arabic: يَحْصُلُ عَلَى
  • Brazilian Portuguese: receber
  • Chinese: 得到
  • Croatian: dobiti
  • Czech: dostat
  • Danish:
  • Dutch: krijgen
  • European Spanish: recibir
  • Finnish: saada
  • French: recevoirobtenir
  • German: bekommen
  • Greek: παίρνω
  • Italian: ricevere
  • Japanese: もらう
  • Korean: 가지다
  • Norwegian:
  • Polish: otrzymać
  • European Portuguese: receber
  • Romanian: a primi
  • Russian: получить
  • Latin American Spanish: recibir
  • Swedish:
  • Thai: ได้รับ
  • Turkish: almak
  • Ukrainian: отримати
  • Vietnamese: có được
British English: get /ɡɛt/ VERB
fetch If you get something, you go to where it is and bring it back.
He went to get a cup of coffee.
  • American English: get
  • Arabic: يُحْضِرُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: buscar
  • Chinese: 去拿
  • Croatian: otići po
  • Czech: dojítpro něco
  • Danish:
  • Dutch: halen
  • European Spanish: conseguir
  • Finnish: hakea
  • French: aller chercher
  • German: bringen
  • Greek: παίρνω
  • Italian: prendere
  • Japanese: 取って来る
  • Korean: 가서 가져오다
  • Norwegian: hente
  • Polish: przynieść
  • European Portuguese: ir buscar
  • Romanian: a lua
  • Russian: забрать
  • Latin American Spanish: ir porir a buscar
  • Swedish: hämta
  • Thai: นำมา ไปเอามา
  • Turkish: almak
  • Ukrainian: принести
  • Vietnamese: lấy

All related terms of 'get'

Chinese translation of 'get'

get

(ɡɛt)
Word forms:ptpp got
Word forms:USpp gotten

vt

  1. to have got see also have, got
  2. (= obtain, find)
    1. [money, permission, results, information] 获(獲)得 (huòdé)
    2. [job, flat, room] 得到 (dédào)
      he got a job in London 他在伦(倫)敦得到一份工作 (tā zài Lúndūn dédào yī fèn gōngzuò)
      we can get something to eat on the train 我们(們)可以在火车(車)上弄点(點)儿(兒)吃的 (wǒmen kěyǐ zài huǒchē shang nòng diǎnr chīde)
      to get a look at sth/sb 看看某物/某人 (kànkan mǒuwù/mǒurén)
  3. (= fetch) [person, doctor, object] 去拿 (qù ná)
    to get sth for sb 为(為)某人去拿某物 (wèi mǒurén qù ná mǒuwù)
    could you get me my coat please? 请(請)你把我的外套拿来(來)好吗(嗎)? (Qǐng nǐ bǎ wǒ de wàitào nálái hǎo ma?)
    can I get you a coffee? 要我给(給)你拿杯咖啡吗(嗎)? (yào wǒ gěi nǐ ná bēi kāfēi ma?)
    I'll come and get you 我会(會)来(來)接你的 (wǒ huì lái jiē nǐ de)
    1. (= receive) [present, letter, prize, TV channel] 收到 (shōudào)
    2. [price] 得到 (dédào)
      ⇒ He got a good price for the car. 他把车卖了个好价钱。 (Tā bǎ chē màile gè hǎo jiàqián.)
      what did you get for your birthday? 你生日时(時)得到了什么(麼)礼(禮)物? (nǐ shēngrì shí dédàole shénme lǐwù?)
      how much did you get for the painting? 你这(這)幅画(畫)卖(賣)了多少钱(錢)? (nǐ zhè fú huà màile duōshao qián?)
      he gets a lot of pleasure from music 他从(從)音乐(樂)中得到了很大乐(樂)趣 (tā cóng yīnyuè zhōng dédàole hěn dà lèqù)
  4. (= board) [plane, bus] 乘坐 (chéngzuò)
    I'll get the bus 我会(會)乘坐公共汽车(車) (wǒ huì chéngzuò gōnggòng qìchē)
  5. (= prepare) [meal] 准(準)备(備) (zhǔnbèi)
    I'll get lunch 我来(來)准(準)备(備)午餐 (wǒ lái zhǔnbèi wǔcān)
  6. (= cause to be/become)
    to get sth/sb ready 使某事/某人准(準)备(備)就绪(緒) (shǐ mǒurén/mǒushì zhǔnbèi jiùxù)
    to get sb drunk/into trouble 使某人喝醉/陷入麻烦(煩) (shǐ mǒurén hēzuì/xiànrù máfan)
    did you get the answer right? 你的答案正确(確)吗(嗎)? (nǐ de dá'àn zhèngquè ma?)
  7. (= seize, catch) 抓住 (zhuāzhù)
    get him! 抓住他! (zhuāzhù tā!)
    the police will get him eventually 警察最终(終)会(會)抓住他的 (jǐngchá zuìzhōng huì zhuāzhù tā de)
  8. (= hit) [target etc] 击(擊)中 (jīzhòng)
  9. (= take, move) 把 ... 送到 (bǎ ... sòngdào)
    we must get him to hospital 我们(們)必须(須)把他送到医(醫)院 (wǒmen bìxū bǎ tā sòngdào yīyuàn)
    I'll get you there somehow 我会(會)设(設)法让(讓)你到那儿(兒) (wǒ huì shèfǎ ràng nǐ dào nàr)
    do you think we'll get it through the door? 你觉(覺)得我们(們)能把它弄进(進)门(門)吗(嗎)? (nǐ juéde wǒmen néng bǎ tā nòngjìn mén ma?)
    to get sth to sb 为(為)某人取得某物 (wèi mǒurén qǔdé mǒuwù)
    1. (= buy) 买(買) (mǎi)
    2. (regularly) 买(買)到 (mǎidào)
      I'll get some milk from the supermarket 我要去超市买(買)牛奶 (wǒ yào qù chāoshì mǎi niúnǎi)
      we don't get a newspaper 我们(們)没(沒)买(買)到报(報)纸(紙) (wǒmen méi mǎidào bàozhǐ)
      let me get you a drink 让(讓)我给(給)你来(來)杯喝的吧 (ràng wǒ gěi nǐ lái bēi hēde ba)
  10. (= be infected by) [cold, measles] 染上 (rǎnshàng)
    you'll get a cold 你会(會)得感冒的 (nǐ huì dé gǎnmào de)
  11. (= understand) [joke, point] 领(領)会(會) (lǐnghuì)
  12. (= hear) 听(聽)见(見) (tīngjiàn)
    I didn't get your name 我没(沒)听(聽)见(見)你的名字 (wǒ méi tīngjiàn nǐ de míngzi)
  13. (= have) [time, opportunity] (yǒu)
    I get the impression that ... 我有 ... 的印象 (wǒ yǒu ... de yìnxiàng)
    I got a shock when I saw him 当(當)我看见(見)他时(時)我惊(驚)呆了 (dāng wǒ kànjiàn tā shí wǒ jīngdāi le)
  14. to get sth done (= do oneself) 做某事 (zuò mǒushì) (= have done) 完成某事 (wánchéng mǒushì)
    to get the washing/dishes done 洗好衣物/餐具 (xǐhǎo yīwù/cānjù)
    to get one's hair cut 理发(髮) (lǐfà)
    to get the car going or to go 使汽车(車)发(發)动(動)起来(來) (shǐ qìchē fādòng qǐlái)
    to get sb to do sth 让(讓)某人做某事 (ràng mǒurén zuò mǒushì)
  15. (inf, = annoy) 使 ... 恼(惱)火 (shǐ ... nǎohuǒ)
    what gets me is his attitude 是他的态(態)度让(讓)我恼(惱)火 (shì tā de tàidu ràng wǒ nǎohuǒ)

vi

  1. (= become, be) (adj) 变(變)得 (biàn de)
    to get old/tired/cold/dirty 变(變)老/变(變)得疲倦/变(變)冷/变(變)脏(髒) (biànlǎo/biànde píjuàn/biànlěng/biànzāng)
    to get drunk 喝醉了 (hēzuì le)
    to get bored 变(變)得无(無)聊 (biàn de wúliáo)
    it's getting late 不早了 (bù zǎo le)
  2. (= go)
    to get to work/the airport/Beijing etc 到办(辦)公室/到达(達)机(機)场(場)/到达(達)北京 (dào bàngōngshì/dàodá jīchǎng/dàodá Běijīng děng)
    how did you get here? 你是怎么(麼)到这(這)儿(兒)的? (nǐ shì zěnme dào zhèr de?)
    he didn't get home till 10pm 他直到晚上10点(點)才到家 (tā zhídào wǎnshang shí diǎn cái dàojiā)
    how long does it take to get from London to Paris? 从(從)伦(倫)敦到巴黎需要多久? (cóng Lúndūn dào Bālí xūyào duō jiǔ?)
    the talks are getting nowhere 会(會)谈(談)毫无(無)进(進)展 (huìtán háowú jìnzhǎn)
  3. (= begin)
    to get to know sb 开(開)始了解某人 (kāishǐ liǎojiě mǒurén)
    let's get going or started! 开(開)始吧! (kāishǐ ba!)
  4. (= manage)
    how often do you get to see him? 你多久见(見)他一次? (nǐ duō jiǔ jiàn tā yī cì?)
  5. (in expressions)
    don't let it get to you 别(別)受它的影响(響) (bié shòu tā de yǐngxiǎng)
    get lost! 走开(開)! (zǒukāi!)
    how crazy/stupid can you get? 你怎么(麼)变(變)得这(這)样(樣)疯(瘋)狂/愚蠢呢? (nǐ zěnme biàn de zhèyàng fēngkuáng/yúchǔn ne?)

aux vb

  1. to have got to see also have, got
  2. (passive use) 作为构成被动语态的助动词
    to get killed 被杀(殺) (bèishā)
    to get paid 拿薪水 (ná xīnshuǐ)

All related terms of 'get'

(verb) 
Definition
to become
The boys were getting bored.
Synonyms
become
After leaving school, he became a professional footballer.
grow
He's growing old.
turn
The police think that things could turn nasty.
wax
He waxed eloquent about the discovery of new worlds.
come to be
(verb) 
Definition
to persuade
How did you get him to pose for this picture?
Synonyms
persuade
My husband persuaded me to come.
convince
He convinced her to take a gap year before going to university.
win over
induce
I would do anything to induce them to stay.
influence
The conference influenced us to launch the campaign.
sway
Don't ever be swayed by fashion.
entice
Retailers will try almost anything to entice shoppers through their doors.
coax
After lunch she coaxed him into talking about himself.
incite
impel
I felt impelled to go on speaking.
talk into
wheedle
They managed to wheedle some more money out of me.
prevail upon
(verb) 
Definition
to reach (a place or point)
It was dark by the time she got home.
Synonyms
arrive
Fresh groups of guests arrived.
come
Two police officers came into the hall.
My brother's coming from Canada tomorrow.
reach
make it (informal)
I have the talent to make it.
(verb) 
How did he get to be the boss of a major company?
Synonyms
manage
those who can only manage a few hours of work
fix
He's fixed a time when I can see him.
succeed
arrange
She arranged an appointment for Friday afternoon.
contrive
Somehow he contrived to pass her a note without the teacher seeing it.
wangle (informal)
She managed to wangle a free ticket for me.
(verb) 
Definition
to annoy
(informal) 
What gets me is the attitude of these people.
Synonyms
annoy
Try making a note of the things that annoy you.
upset
She warned me not to say anything to upset him.
anger
The decision to allow more construction angered the residents.
bother
That kind of jealousy doesn't bother me.
disturb
He had been disturbed by the news of the attack.
trouble
Is anything troubling you?
bug (informal)
I only did it to bug my parents.
irritate
Their attitude irritates me.
aggravate (informal)
What aggravates you most about this country?
gall
It was their smugness that galled her most.
madden
The ticking of the clock really maddens me.
exasperate
The constant interruptions were beginning to exasperate me.
nettle
I instantly regretted my remark, because it obviously nettled him.
vex
Everything about that man vexes me.
irk
The rehearsal process irked him increasingly.
rile
Cancellations rarely riled him.
pique
She was piqued by his lack of enthusiasm.
get on your nerves (informal)
nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang)
get up your nose (informal)
give someone grief (British, South Africa)
make your blood boil
piss you off (taboo, slang)
get your goat (slang)
get on your wick (British, slang)
get your back up
hack you off (informal)
(verb) 
Definition
to come into possession of
The problem was how to get enough food.
Synonyms
obtain
Evans was trying to obtain a false passport.
receive
gain
The company didn't disclose how much it expects to gain from the deal.
acquire
She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.
win
The first correct entry will win the prize.
land (informal)
She landed a place on the graduate training scheme.
score (slang)
They scored 282 runs in their first innings.
achieve
There are many who will work hard to achieve these goals.
net
pick up
bag
The smart ones will have already bagged their seats.
secure
His achievements helped him to secure the job.
attain
He's halfway to attaining his pilot's licence.
reap
We are not in this to reap immense financial rewards.
get hold of
come by
glean
procure
It was difficult to procure food and other daily necessitites.
get your hands on
come into possession of
(verb) 
I get my brains from my mother's side of the family.
Synonyms
inherit
They have no child to inherit their property.
succeed to
fall heir to
(verb) 
He gets a pitifully low salary.
Synonyms
earn
The dancers can earn up to £130 for each session.
receive
I received your letter.
make
How much money did we make?
collect
net
The state government expects to net about 1.46 billion rupees.
realize
A selection of correspondence from P.G. Wodehouse realized £1,232.
bring in
gross
So far the films have grossed nearly £290 million.
reap
a group of peasants reaping a harvest of fruit and vegetables
(verb) 
Definition
to bring or fetch
Go and get your Daddy for me.
Synonyms
fetch
She fetched a towel from the bathroom.
bring
My father brought home a book for me.
collect
I collected her at the station.
10 (verb) 
She was getting a meal for all of us.
Synonyms
prepare
She found him in the kitchen, preparing dinner.
cook
fix
She fixed some food for us.
put together
concoct
He said the prisoner had concocted the story to get a lighter sentence.
fix up
11 (verb) 
Definition
to hear or understand
You don't seem to get the point.
Synonyms
understand
I think you understand my meaning.
follow
Can you follow the plot so far?
catch
Sorry, I didn't quite catch what you said.
see
Oh, I see what you're saying.
notice
People should not hesitate to contact the police if they notice anything suspicious.
realize
As soon as we realized what was going on, we moved the children away.
appreciate
She never really appreciated the depth of the conflict.
be aware of
take in
perceive
He was beginning to perceive the true nature of their relationship.
grasp
The Government has not yet grasped the seriousness of the crisis.
comprehend
I just cannot comprehend your attitude.
fathom
I couldn't fathom what he was talking about.
apprehend
Only now can I begin to apprehend the power of these forces.
suss (out) (slang)
get the hang of (informal)
get your head round
12 (verb) 
Definition
to catch (an illness)
When I was five I got measles.
Synonyms
catch
The more stress you are under, the more likely you are to catch a cold.
develop
He developed pneumonia after a bout of flu.
contract
Norton had contracted tuberculosis and been sent off to a sanatorium.
succumb to
fall victim to
go down with
come down with
become infected with
be afflicted with
be smitten by
13 (verb) 
I keep getting headaches.
Synonyms
experience
couples who have experienced the trauma of divorce
suffer from
sustain
Every aircraft in there has sustained some damage.
undergo
New recruits have been undergoing training in recent weeks.
14 (verb) 
The police have got the killer.
Synonyms
arrest
Seven people were arrested for minor offences.
catch
Police say they are confident of catching the killer.
grab
I managed to grab her hand.
capture
The police gave chase and captured him as he was trying to escape.
trap
To trap the culprit they had to play her at her own game.
seize
seize the means of production
take
They took the enemy base.
nail (informal)
The police have been trying to nail him for years.
collar (informal)
As Kerr fled towards the exit, Boycott collared him.
nab (informal)
He stayed on the run for weeks before the authorities nabbed him.
apprehend
Police have not apprehended the perpetrator.
take prisoner
take into custody
lay hold of
15 (verb) 
We've been trying to get you on the phone all day.
Synonyms
contact
When she first contacted me, she was upset.
reach
I'll tell her you've been trying to reach her.
communicate with
get hold of
get in touch with
16 (verb) 
Definition
to baffle
No, I can't answer that question – you've got me there.
Synonyms
puzzle
What puzzles me is why nobody has complained before now.
confuse
Politics just confuses me.
baffle
An apple tree producing square fruit is baffling experts.
bewilder
The silence from her sister had hurt and bewildered her.
confound
For many years medical scientists were confounded by these seemingly contradictory facts.
perplex
problems that perplexed me
mystify
There was something strange in her attitude that mystified me.
stump
Well, maybe I stumped you on that one.
beat (slang)
flummox
This system has the potential to flummox most car thieves.
nonplus
17 (verb) 
(informal) 
I don't know what it is about that song, it just gets me.
Synonyms
move
These stories surprised and moved me.
touch
It has touched me deeply to see how these people live.
affect
He loved his sister, and her loss clearly still affects him.
excite
I only take on work that excites me.
stir
I was intrigued by him, stirred by his intellect.
stimulate
arouse
He apologized, saying this subject always aroused him.
have an impact on
have an effect on
tug at (someone's) heartstrings often facetious)

Phrasal verbs

See get about or around
See get across something
See get ahead
See get ahead of something or someone
See get along
See get at someone
See get at something
See get away
See get back
See get back at someone
See get by
See get by something
See get down
See get in
See get off
See get on
See get on with something
See get out
See get out of something
See get over something
See get round someone
See get round something
See get someone down
See get someone up
See get something across
See get something back
See get something off
See get something over
See get something together
See get together
See get up
See get up something

Additional synonyms

in the sense of achieve
Definition
to gain by hard work or effort
There are many who will work hard to achieve these goals.
Synonyms
accomplish,
reach,
fulfil,
finish,
complete,
gain,
perform,
earn,
do,
get,
win,
carry out,
realize,
obtain,
conclude,
acquire,
execute,
bring about,
attain,
consummate,
procure,
bring off (informal),
effectuate,
put the tin lid on
in the sense of acquire
Definition
to get or develop (something such as an object, trait, or ability)
She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.
Synonyms
get,
win,
buy,
receive,
land (informal),
score (slang),
gain,
achieve,
earn,
pick up,
bag,
secure,
collect,
gather,
realize,
obtain,
attain,
amass,
procure,
come into possession of
in the sense of affect
Definition
to move someone emotionally
He loved his sister, and her loss clearly still affects him.
Synonyms
emotionally move,
touch,
upset,
overcome,
stir,
disturb,
perturb,
impress on,
tug at your heartstrings (facetious)

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