The phrasal verb "get at" means to be unpleasant to or criticize someone repeatedly.
O verbo "get at" significa ser desagradável ou criticar alguém repetidamente.
| Phrasal Verb | get at |
|---|---|
| Definition | to be unpleasant to someone |
| Examples | - Don't get at me just because you made a mistake. - Why are you always getting at her? She's just doing her job. |
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