英语词汇“get over”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	get over
释义	Trends of get over View usage for: get over 1. phrasal verb If you get over an unpleasant or unhappy experience or an illness, you recover from it. It took me a very long time to get over the shock of her death. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 2. phrasal verb If you get over a problem or difficulty, you overcome it. How would they get over that problem, he wondered? [VERB PARTICLE noun] 3. phrasal verb If you get your message over to people, they hear and understand it. We have got to get the message over to the young that smoking isn't cool. [VERB noun PARTICLE + to] More Synonyms of get over See full dictionary entry for get get over in British English verb 1. to cross or surmount (something) the children got over the fence 2. (intr, preposition) to recover from (an illness, shock, etc) 3. (intr, preposition) to overcome or master (a problem) you'll soon get over your shyness 4. (intr, preposition) to appreciate fully I just can't get over seeing you again 5. (tr, adverb) to communicate effectively he had difficulty getting the message over 6. (tr, adverb; sometimes foll by with) to bring (something necessary but unpleasant) to an end let's get this job over with quickly get over in American English 1. to recover from 2. to forget or overlook 3. Informal to get across (in all senses) See full dictionary entry for get Examples of 'get over' in a sentence get over How we got over and back again beggars description. Max Arthur Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who WereThere (2006) Mine was to get over my illness. Magnouloux, Bernard Travels with Rosinante (1990) Tell your husband you love him but need help to get over the experience. The Sun (2009) How do you get over something like this? The Sun (2008) Building up a real head of steam should see you get over your problem. The Sun (2011) Getting over his message to his new players requires patience and diligence. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It took a long time for us to get over his death. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In my experience it takes at least two years to get over the death of a parent. Times, Sunday Times (2015) How did she get over his death? Times, Sunday Times (2014) It caused no end of problems but we got over it and things have been good for ages. The Sun (2011) The rapper went on holiday to get over his personal problems but ended up with a nasty bout of food poisoning. The Sun (2010) To help you get over this initial difficulty, just use this trick. Vera Peiffer POSITIVE THINKING: Everything you have always known about positive thinking but wereafraid to put into practice (2001) Now he's just got to get out there again and get over it. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He quit his round the next month, but could not get over his experience. The Sun (2012) This is a hard message to get over in American politics. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Everyone in that kind of environment had different experiences but you get over it and more and more players of colour came in. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The gospel is not something you get over, it is something you live out. Christianity Today (2000) Like the company, the ad gets over its message in a simple but effective way. The Sun (2012) Have those poor conductors on the Southern service got over that mystery illness forcing them to keep calling in sick? Times, Sunday Times (2016) The system gets over the difficulty people and computers have in identifying unfamiliar faces by emphasising an individual's essential features. Times, Sunday Times (2007) I'm now getting over that illness. The Sun (2015) You learn how to do it and, because there is no way out, in the end you get over it. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In other languages get over British English: get over /ɡɛt ˈəʊvə/ VERB If you get over an unpleasant experience or an illness, you recover from it. It took me a long time to get over the illness. American English: get over Arabic: يَتَغَلَّبُ عَلَى Brazilian Portuguese: superar Chinese: 克服 Croatian: preboljeti Czech: překonat Danish: komme over Dutch: herstellen van European Spanish: reponerse Finnish: selvitä jostakin French: se remettre German: erholen (sich) Greek: ξεπερνώ Italian: riprendersi Japanese: 立ち直る Korean: 극복하다 Norwegian: komme over Polish: pokonywać European Portuguese: superar Romanian: a-și reveni Russian: оправляться Latin American Spanish: reponerse Swedish: komma över Thai: หายดี Turkish: toparlanmak Ukrainian: подолати Vietnamese: vượt qua Chinese translation of 'get over' get over vt fus [illness, shock] 从(從) ... 中恢复(復)过(過)来(來) (cóng ... zhōng huīfù guòlái) vt (= communicate) [idea etc] 使 ... 明白 (shǐ ... míngbai) to get it over with 尽(盡)快从(從) ... 中解脱(脫) (jǐnkuài cóng ... zhōng jiětuō) See get All related terms of 'get over' to get it over with 尽(盡)快从(從) ... 中解脱(脫) jǐnkuài cóng ... zhōng jiětuō get up to ( prank etc ) 搞 gǎo ⇒ What has he been getting up to? → 他在搞什么花样？ Tā zài gǎo shénme huāyàng? get up ( rise : from chair, sofa ) 站起来(來) zhànqǐlái get together ( people ) 聚在一起 jù zài yīqǐ get through to ( Tel ) 接通 jiētōng get through ( Tel ) 接通 jiētōng get round = get around get out of ( vehicle ) 从(從) ... 下来(來) cóng ... xiàlái get out ( person : of place ) 离(離)开(開) líkāi get on with ( be friends with : person ) 与(與) ... 和睦相处(處) yǔ ... hémù xiāngchǔ get on to ( subject, topic ) 开(開)始涉及 kāishǐ shèjí get on ( be friends ) 和睦相处(處) hémù xiāngchǔ get off with 与(與) ... 亲(親)热(熱) yǔ ... qīnrè get off ( from train, bus ) 下车(車) xiàchē get into ( become part of : conversation, argument, fight ) 进(進)行 jìnxíng ( sphere of activity ) 开(開)始从(從)事 kāishǐ cóngshì ( university, school ) 进(進)入 jìnrù get in ( be elected : candidate, party ) 当(當)选(選) dāngxuǎn get down to ( work ) 开(開)始认(認)真处(處)理 kāishǐ rènzhēn chǔlǐ get down 趴下 pāxià get by ( manage ) 过(過)得去 guò de qù get back to ( return to : activity, work ) 回到 huídào ( normality ) 恢复(復) huīfù ( subject ) 重新回到 chóngxīn huídào ▶ to get back to sleep 重又睡着(著) chóng yòu shuìzháo get back at ▶ to get back at sb (for sth) (因某事)对(對)某人进(進)行报(報)复(復) (yīn mǒushì) duì mǒurén jìnxíng bàofù get back ( return ) 回来(來) huílái get away with 不因 ... 而受惩(懲)罚(罰) bù yīn ... ér shòu chéngfá get away ( leave ) 脱(脫)身 tuōshēn get at ( attack, criticize ) 不断(斷)指责(責) bùduàn zhǐzé get around to ▶ to get around to sth/to doing sth 终(終)于(於)有时(時)间(間)做某事 zhōngyú yǒu shíjiān zuò mǒushì get around ( problem ) 克服 kèfú get along ( be friends ) 相处(處) xiāngchǔ get across ( message, meaning, idea ) 使 ... 被理解 shǐ ... bèi lǐjiě get about ( person : travel ) 旅行 lǚxíng (: move about ) 各处(處)走动(動) gèchù zǒudòng ▶ I can't get about as much as I used to 我不能再像我过(過)去那样(樣)到处(處)走动(動)了 wǒ bùnéng zài xiàng wǒ guòqù nàyàng dàochù zǒudòng le got of get have ( possess ) 有 yǒu to get in a lather or to work o.s. up into a lather (over or about sth) (对(對)某事)过(過)分焦躁不安 (duì mǒushì) guòfèn jiāozào bù'ān
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