The phrase "get round to" or "get around to" means to finally find the time or opportunity to do something.
A expressão "get round to" ou "get around to" significa finalmente encontrar tempo ou oportunidade para fazer algo.
| Phrasal Verb | get round to |
|---|---|
| Definition | to (finally) have or find time to do something |
| Examples | - I really must get round to cutting the grass. It must be almost 30cm high! - When are you going to get round to cleaning your room? It's in a real mess. |
| Note | You can also say get around to, |
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