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Get Down to Brass Tacks
idiomTo start discussing the basic facts, core details, or practical realities of a situation.
↗Get Down to Business
idiomTo start focusing seriously on the work or task that needs to be done.
↗Get Down to the Nuts and Bolts
idiomTo examine or deal with the practical workings or specific operational details of something.
↗Get from a to B
idiomTo travel or progress smoothly from one place or stage to another.
↗Get Hold of Someone
idiomTo manage to contact, reach, or communicate with someone.
↗Get in
phrasal verbto enter a car, taxi, or small enclosed vehicle; to arrive at a destination
↗Get in shape
phraseto become physically fit, healthy, and toned through regular exercise and a balanced diet
↗Get in Someone's Hair
idiomTo annoy, pester, or persistently bother someone.
↗get into
phrasal verb A1to enter a vehicle or place; to become involved in an activity; to become deeply interested in, enthusiastic about, or involved in an activity
↗Get into Deep Water
idiomTo get into serious trouble, complexity, or difficulty.
↗get it
phrase A1to understand something that has been said or explained
↗Get It off My Chest
idiomTo confess or unburden oneself by talking about something that has been causing worry or frustration.
↗Get It Through Your Head
idiomTo understand, comprehend, or accept a firm reality or fact.
↗get off
phrasal verbto leave a bus, train, aircraft, boat, or bicycle
↗Get off on the Wrong Foot
idiomTo start a relationship, interaction, or project badly.
↗Get off Your High Horse
idiomTo stop acting arrogant, superior, or patronizing toward others.
↗get on
phrasal verbTo manage or cope with financial situations or everyday living expenses
↗Get One's Feet Wet
idiomTo begin or experience something new, especially tentatively or cautiously
↗Get out
phrasal verbTo leave an enclosed room, house, or bed, especially to spend time in the fresh outdoor air
↗get out of bed
phrase A1to rise and leave the bed after sleeping
↗Get out of Hand
idiomTo become uncontrollable, chaotic, or difficult to manage
↗get over
phrasal verbTo successfully overcome an obstacle, resolve a setback, or recover from an unexpected disruption.
↗Get over It
idiomTo accept an unpleasant situation or setback and move forward
↗get ready
phrase A1to prepare oneself for an event, activity, or departure
↗get rid of
phrasal verbTo eliminate, discard, or free oneself from something harmful or unwanted
↗get some rest
phrase B1to pause activity to relax and regain strength
↗Get Something for Peanuts
idiomTo purchase or acquire something at an extraordinarily low price
↗Get Something out of Your System
idiomTo do something you have strongly desired so that you no longer feel compelled to do it
↗Get the Go-Ahead
idiomTo obtain formal permission or authorization to proceed with a plan
↗Get the Green Light
idiomTo receive unconditional approval or endorsement to execute an initiative
↗Get the hang of
phraseto understand how to do something or master a particular skill through practice
↗Get the Hang of It
idiomTo learn the technique, skill, or operation of something through practice
↗Get the Message
idiomTo understand an implicit point, warning, or hint clearly
↗get the sack
idiomTo be dismissed or terminated from employment
↗Get This Show on the Road
idiomTo put a planned project, journey, or venture into active operation without further delay
↗Get through
phrasal verbto successfully connect with someone by telephone
↗Get through college
phraseto endure challenges and successfully finish one's university education and earn a degree
↗Get to the Bottom of Something
idiomTo investigate thoroughly and discover the underlying truth or root cause of an issue
↗Get to the Point
idiomTo speak directly about the most essential matter without wasting time on trivial details.
↗get together
phrasal verbTo meet or assemble socially or professionally to confer and collaborate
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