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A1  get  almak; satın almak; edinmek; uğramak, başına gelmeksahip olmak

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verb  /ɡet   / verb (present participle getting; past tense got /ɡɒt  ; US ɡɑːt  /; past participle got; US gotten /ˈɡɒtn   /) get (verb)
 /ɡet   /
verb (present participle getting; past
tense got /ɡɒt  ; US ɡɑːt  /; past participle got; US gotten /ˈɡɒtn   /)
 
1 [transitive]
[no passive]
to receive, obtain or
buy sth
almak; satın
almak; edinmek; uğramak, başına
gelmek
 I got a letter from my sister.
 Did you get a present for your mother?
 Did you get your mother a present?
 She got a job in a travel agency.
 Louise got 75% in the maths exam.
 I'll come if I can get time off work.
 How much did you get for your old car?
 to get a shock/surprise
 2 [transitive]
 have/has got sth
to have sth
sahip
olmak
 I've got a lot to do (çok
işim var) today.
 Lee's got blond hair.
 Have you got a spare pen? 
Yedek kalemin var
mı?
 3 [transitive]
[no passive]
to go to a place and
bring sth back
alıp
getirmek, almak
 Go and get me a pen, please.
 Sam's gone to get his mother from the
station.
SYNONYM FETCH
 4 [transitive]
to catch or have an
illness, pain, etc.
yakalanmak
 I think I'm getting a cold.
 He gets really bad headaches.
 Stop smoking or you'll get cancer.
 5 [intransitive,
transitive]
to become; to reach a
particular state or condition; to make sb/sth be in a particular state or
condition
olmak; 
duruma
gelmek, duruma getir
 It's getting dark.
 to get angry/bored/hungry/fat
 I can't get used to (alışamıyorum) my
new bed.
 to get dressed 
giyinmek
 When did you get married (evlendin)?
 to get pregnant
 Just give me five minutes to get ready.
 I'm getting my clothes ready for tomorrow.
 He's always getting into trouble (başı
derde girer) with the police.
 She's shy, but she's great fun once you get
to know her (tanıyınca).
 How did you get to know (öğrendin) that
the money had gone?
 6 [intransitive]
used instead of be
in the passive
 She got bitten (ısırıldı) by a
dog.
 Don't leave your wallet on the table or
it'll get stolen (çalınır).
 7 [transitive]
get
sb/sth to do sth
to make or persuade
sb/sth to do sth
-tirmek
 I got him to agree to the plan.
 I can't get the TV to work.
 8 [transitive]
get
sth done
to cause sth to be
done
yapmak, yaptırmak,
-tirmek
 Let's get this work done, then we can go
out.
 I'm going to get my hair cut.
 I had to get the car repaired.
 You should get the car serviced every 10
000 miles.
 9 [intransitive]
[used with verbs in the -ing form]
to start doing sth
başlamak
 We don't have much time so we'd better get
working.
 I got talking to a woman on the bus.
 We'd better get going if we don't
want to be late.
 10 [intransitive]
get
to do sth
to have the chance to
do sth
fırsatı
olmak
 Did you get to try the new computer?
 Did you get to see a musical when you were
in London?
 11 [intransitive]
to arrive at or reach
a place
varmak, ulaşmak
 We should get to London at about ten.
 Can you tell me how to get to the hospital?
 What time do you usually get home?
 I got half way up the mountain then gave
up.
 How far have you got with your book?
 I didn't get to bed until three last
night.
 look at get in
 12 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move or go somewhere;
to move or put sth somewhere
götürmek, gitmek,
çıkmak; 
çıkarmak
 I can't swim so I couldn't get across the
river.
 My grandmother's 92 and she doesn't get out
of the house much.
 We couldn't get the piano upstairs.
 My foot was swollen and I couldn't get my
shoe off.
 He spoke so fast I couldn't get it all down
(yazmak).
 13 [transitive]
to use a form of
transport
binmek
 Shall we walk or get the bus?
 14 [transitive]
get
(sb) sth; get sth (for sb)
to prepare food
hazırlamak
 Can I get you anything to eat?
 Joe's in the kitchen getting breakfast for
everyone.
 15 [transitive]
to hit, hold or catch
sb/sth
yakalamak, vurmak,
tutmak
 He got me by the throat and threatened to
kill me.
 A boy threw a stone at me but he didn't get
me.
 The police have got the gang who carried
out the robbery.
 16 [transitive]
to hear or understand
sth
duymak; 
anlamak
 I'm sorry, I didn't get that. Could you
repeat it?
 Did you get that joke that
Karen told?
IDIOM
get
somewhere/nowhere (with sb/sth)
to make/not make
progress
ilerleme
kaydetmek/kaydetmemek
 I'm getting nowhere with my research.
Get ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, get rid of için bakınız rid.
PHRASAL VERBS
get
about/around/round
(used about news, a
story, etc.) to become known by many people
 (haber, hikâye vb.) yayılmak, ağızdan
ağıza dolaşmak
 The rumour got around that Freddie wore a
wig.
get
sth across (to sb)
to succeed in making
people understand sth
anlatmak, anlatmayı
başarmak
 The party failed to get its policies across
to the voters.
get
ahead
to progress and be
successful in sth, especially a career
ilerlemek, başarılı
olmak
get
along 
1 [usually
used in the continuous tenses](informal)
to leave a place
ayrılmak
 I'd love to stay, but I should be getting
along now.
 2 = get
on
get
around 
1 (British
also get about )
to move or travel from
place to place
dolaşmak, gezmek
 My grandmother needs a stick to get around
these days.
 Australia this week, Japan next week – you
certainly get around!
 2 = get
about/around/round
get
around sb/sth
 = get
round/around sb
get
around to sth/doing sth
 = get
round/around to sth/doing sth
get
at sb
to criticize sb a lot
uğraşmak
 The teacher's always getting at me about my
spelling.
get
at sb/sth
to be able to reach
sb/sth; to have sb/sth available for immediate use
erişmek, ulaşmak
 The files are locked away and I can't get
at them.
 The pen fell down between my desk and the
wall and I couldn't get at it.
get
at sth
 [only used in the
continuous tenses]
to try to say sth
without saying it in a direct way; to suggest
demek
istemek
 I'm not quite sure what you're getting at –
am I doing something wrong?
get
away (from …)
to succeed in leaving
or escaping from sb or a place
kaçmak, kurtulmak; 
bir
yerlere gitmek
 He kept talking to me and I couldn't get
away from him.
 The thieves got away in a stolen car.
 I'm hoping to get away for a few days in
May.
get
away with sth/doing sth
to do sth bad and not
be punished for it
yaptığı
yanına kâr kalmak
 He lied but he got away with it.
 I don't know how they get away with
charging such high prices.
get
back
to return to the place
where you live or work
geri
dönmek
 When did you get back from Italy?
get
sth back
to be given sth that
you had lost or lent
geri
almak
 Can I borrow this book? You'll get it back
next week, I promise.
get
back to sb
to speak to, write to
or telephone sb later, especially in order to give an answer
 (telefon vb.) geri
dönmek
 I'll get back to you on prices when I've
got some more information.
get
back to sth
to return to doing sth
or talking about sth
dönmek
 I woke up early and couldn't get back to
sleep.
 Let's get back to the point you raised
earlier.
get
behind (with sth)
to fail to do, pay
sth, etc. on time, and so have more to do, pay, etc. the next time
gecikmek, zamanında
yapamamak
 to get behind with your work/rent
get
by (on/in/with sth)
to manage to live or
do sth with difficulty
geçinmek
 It's very hard to get by on such a low
income.
 My Italian is good and I can get by in
Spanish.
get
sb down
to make sb unhappy
moralini
bozmak, keyfini kaçırmak
 These cold winter days get me down.
get
down to sth/doing sth
to start working on
sth
başlamak, koyulmak
 We'd better stop chatting and get down to
work.
 I must get down to answering these letters.
get
in
to reach a place
 (yer) ulaşmak
 What time does your train get in?
get
in; get into sth 
1 to
climb into a car
binmek
 We all got in and Tim drove off.
 2 to
be elected to a political position
seçimi
kazanmak, seçilmek
 Who do you think will get in at the next
election?
get
sb in
to call sb to your
house to do a job
 (usta) eve
çağırmak
 We had to get a plumber in to fix the
pipes.
get
sth in 
1 to
collect or bring sth inside; to buy a supply of sth
içeri
almak
 It's going to rain – I'd better get the
washing in from outside.
 2 to
manage to find an opportunity to say or do sth
araya
girmek
 He talked all the time and I couldn't get a
word in.
get
in on sth
to become involved in
an activity
katılmak
 As soon as Bill hears that something's
going on, he wants to get in on it.
get
into sb
(informal)
(used about a feeling
or attitude) to start affecting sb strongly, causing them to behave in an
unusual way
etkilemek
 I wonder what's got into him – he isn't
usually unfriendly.
get
into sth 
1 to
put on a piece of clothing with difficulty
sığmak
 I've put on so much weight I can't get into
my trousers.
 2 to
start a particular activity; to become involved in sth
başlamak, girişmek
 How did you first get into the music
business?
 She has got into the habit of (alışkanlık
haline getirdi) turning up late.
 We got into an argument about politics.
 3 to
become more interested in or familiar with sth
ilgilenmek; 
uyum
sağlamak
 I've been getting into yoga recently.
 It's taking me a while to get into my new
job.
get
off (sb/sth)
used especially to
tell sb to stop touching you/sb/sth
dokunmamak, uzak
durmak
 Get off (me) or I'll call the police!
 Get off that money – it's mine!
get
off (sth) 
1 to
leave a bus, train, etc.; to climb down from a bicycle, horse, etc.
 (otobüs, tren, bisiklet, at
vb.) inmek
 2 to
leave work with permission at a particular time
işten
erken izin almak
 I might be able to get off early today.
get
off (with sth)
to be lucky to receive
no serious injuries or punishment
ucuz
atlatmak
 Helen's car overturned but she got off with
a broken finger.
 to get off with just a warning
get
on 
1 to
progress or become successful in life, in a career, etc.
 (hayat, meslek vb.) ilerlemek, başarılı
olmak
 After leaving university she was determined
to get on.
 2 [only
used in the continuous tenses]
to be getting old
yaşlanmak
 He's getting on – he's over 70, I'm sure.
 3 [only
used in the continuous tenses]
to be getting late
geç
olmak
 Time's getting on – we don't want to be
late.
get
on/along
to have a particular
amount of success
ilerlemek; 
(iş,
görüşme vb.) gitmek
 How are you getting on in your course?
 ‘How did you get on at your interview?’ ‘I
got the job!’
get
on/onto sth
to climb onto a bus,
train, bicycle, horse, etc.
 (otobüs, tren, bisiklet, at
vb.) binmek
 I got on just as the train was about to
leave.
get
on for
 [only used in the continuous
tenses]
to be getting near to
a certain time or age
yaklaşmak
 I'm not sure how old he is but he must be
getting on for 50.
get
on to sb (about sth)
to speak or write to
sb about a particular matter
temas
kurmak
 Our rubbish still hasn't been collected –
I'll get on to the council about it.
get
on/along with sb; get on/along (together)
to have a friendly
relationship with sb
iyi
geçinmek
 Do you get on well with your colleagues?
 We're not close friends but we get on
together quite well.
get
on/along with sth
to make progress with
sth that you are doing
ilerlemek
 How are you getting on with that essay?
get
on with sth
to continue doing sth,
especially after an interruption
devam
etmek
 Stop talking and get on with your work!
get
out
(used about a piece of
information) to become known, after being secret until now
 (bilgi, haber) sızmak, ortaya
çıkmak
get
out (of sth)
to leave or escape
from a place
çıkmak; 
kaçmak
 My grandmother's very old and she doesn't
get out of the house much.
get
sth out (of sth)
to take sth from its
container
-den
çıkarmak
 I got my keys out of my bag.
get
out of sth/doing sth
to avoid a duty or
doing sth that you have said you will do
kaçmak, kaytarmak
 I said I'd go to their party and I can't
get out of it now.
get
sth out of sb
to persuade or force
sb to give you sth
koparmak
 His parents finally got the truth out of
him.
get
sth out of sb/sth
to gain sth from
sb/sth
almak
 I get a lot of pleasure out of music.
get
over sth 
1 to
deal with a problem successfully
üstesinden
gelmek
 We'll have to get over the problem of
finding somewhere to live first.
 2 to
feel normal again after being ill or having an unpleasant experience
atlatmak; 
etkisini
üzerinden atmak
 He still hasn't got over his wife's death.
 It took her a long time to get over her
operation.
 I can't get over how rude he was!
get
sth over with
(informal)
to do and complete sth
unpleasant that has to be done
 (bir an evvel yapıp) kurtulmak
 I'll be glad to get my visit to the
dentist's over with.
get
round
 = get
about/around/round
get
round/around sb
(informal)
to persuade sb to do
sth or agree with sth
gönlünü
yapmak
 My father says he won't lend me the money
but I think I can get round him.
get
round/around sth
to find a way of
avoiding or dealing with a problem
kaytarmak; 
üstesinden
gelmek
get
round/around to sth/doing sth
to find the time to do
sth, after a delay
zaman
bulmak
 I've been meaning to reply to that letter
for ages but I haven't got round to it yet.
get
through sth
to use or complete a
certain amount or number of sth
tüketmek; 
bitirmek, tamamlamak
 I got through a lot of money at the
weekend.
 I got through an enormous amount of work
today.
get
(sb) through (sth)
to manage to complete
sth difficult or unpleasant; to help sb to do this
geçmek, atlatmak; 
geçirtmek, atlattırmak
 She got through her final exams easily.
 Her kindness got me through those awful
days.
get
through (to sb) 
1 to
succeed in making sb understand sth
anlamasını
sağlamak
 They couldn't get through to him that he
was completely wrong.
 2 to
succeed in speaking to sb on the phone
 (telefon) ulaşmak, bağlantı
kurmak
 I couldn't get through to them because
their phone was engaged all day.
get
to sb
(informal)
to affect sb in a bad
way
rahatsız
etmek
 Public criticism is beginning to get to the
team manager.
get
sb/sth together
to collect people or
things in one place
bir
araya getirmek, toplamak
 I'll just get my things together and then
we'll go.
get
together (with sb)
to meet socially or in
order to discuss or do sth
bir
araya gelmek
 We should get together one evening.
 Let's get together and talk about it.
 look at meet up (with sb)
get
up
to stand up
ayağa
kalkmak
 He got up to let an elderly woman sit down.
get
(sb) up
to get out of bed or
make sb get out of bed
yataktan
kalkmak; 
yataktan
kaldırmak
 What time do you have to get up in the morning?
 Could you get me up at 6 tomorrow?
 note at ROUTINE1
get
up to sth 
1 to
reach a particular point or stage in sth
-e
kadar gelmek
 We've got up to the last section of our
grammar book.
 2 to
be busy with sth, especially sth secret or bad
bir
işler karıştırmak
 I wonder what the children are getting up
to?

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	get
IPA	/ɡet / verb (present participle getting; past tense got /ɡɒt ; US ɡɑːt /; past participle got; US gotten /ˈɡɒtn /)
Back	almak; satın almak; edinmek; uğramak, başına gelmek sahip olmak
Back 2	get (verb) /ɡet / verb (present participle getting; past tense got /ɡɒt ; US ɡɑːt /; past participle got; US gotten /ˈɡɒtn /) 1 [transitive] [no passive] to receive, obtain or buy sth almak; satın almak; edinmek; uğramak, başına gelmek I got a letter from my sister. Did you get a present for your mother? Did you get your mother a present? She got a job in a travel agency. Louise got 75% in the maths exam. I'll come if I can get time off work. How much did you get for your old car? to get a shock/surprise 2 [transitive] have/has got sth to have sth sahip olmak I've got a lot to do (çok işim var) today. Lee's got blond hair. Have you got a spare pen? Yedek kalemin var mı? 3 [transitive] [no passive] to go to a place and bring sth back alıp getirmek, almak *Go and get* me a pen, please. Sam's gone to get his mother from the station. *SYNONYM* FETCH 4 [transitive] to catch or have an illness, pain, etc. yakalanmak I think I'm getting a cold. He gets really bad headaches. Stop smoking or you'll get cancer. 5 [intransitive, transitive] to become; to reach a particular state or condition; to make sb/sth be in a particular state or condition olmak; duruma gelmek, duruma getir It's getting dark. to get angry/bored/hungry/fat I can't get used to (alışamıyorum) my new bed. to get dressed giyinmek When did you get married (evlendin)? to get pregnant Just give me five minutes to get ready. I'm getting my clothes ready for tomorrow. He's always getting into trouble (başı derde girer) with the police. She's shy, but she's great fun once you get to know* her* (tanıyınca). How did you get to know (öğrendin) that the money had gone? 6 [intransitive] used instead of be in the passive She got bitten (ısırıldı) by a dog. Don't leave your wallet on the table or it'll get stolen (çalınır). 7 [transitive] get sb/sth to do sth to make or persuade sb/sth to do sth -tirmek I got him to agree to the plan. I can't get the TV to work. 8 [transitive] get sth done to cause sth to be done yapmak, yaptırmak, -tirmek Let's get this work done, then we can go out. I'm going to get my hair cut. I had to get the car repaired. You should get the car serviced every 10 000 miles. 9 [intransitive] [used with verbs in the -ing form] to start doing sth başlamak We don't have much time so we'd better get working. I got talking to a woman on the bus. We'd better get going* if we don't want to be late.* 10 [intransitive] get to do sth to have the chance to do sth fırsatı olmak Did you get to try the new computer? Did you get to see a musical when you were in London? 11 [intransitive] to arrive at or reach a place varmak, ulaşmak We should get to London at about ten. Can you tell me how to get to the hospital? What time do you usually get home? I got half way up the mountain then gave up. How far have you got with your book? I didn't get to bed* until three last night.* look at get in 12 [intransitive, transitive] to move or go somewhere; to move or put sth somewhere götürmek, gitmek, çıkmak; çıkarmak I can't swim so I couldn't get across the river. My grandmother's 92 and she doesn't get out of the house much. We couldn't get the piano upstairs. My foot was swollen and I couldn't get my shoe off. He spoke so fast I couldn't get it all down (yazmak). 13 [transitive] to use a form of transport binmek Shall we walk or get the bus? 14 [transitive] get (sb) sth; get sth (for sb) to prepare food hazırlamak Can I get you anything to eat? Joe's in the kitchen getting breakfast for everyone. 15 [transitive] to hit, hold or catch sb/sth yakalamak, vurmak, tutmak He got me by the throat and threatened to kill me. A boy threw a stone at me but he didn't get me. The police have got the gang who carried out the robbery. 16 [transitive] to hear or understand sth duymak; anlamak I'm sorry, I didn't get that. Could you repeat it? Did you get* that joke that Karen told?* IDIOM get somewhere/nowhere (with sb/sth) to make/not make progress ilerleme kaydetmek/kaydetmemek I'm getting nowhere with my research. Get ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, get rid of için bakınız rid. PHRASAL VERBS get about/around/round (used about news, a story, etc.) to become known by many people (haber, hikâye vb.) yayılmak, ağızdan ağıza dolaşmak The rumour got around that Freddie wore a wig. get sth across (to sb) to succeed in making people understand sth anlatmak, anlatmayı başarmak The party failed to get its policies across to the voters. get ahead to progress and be successful in sth, especially a career ilerlemek, başarılı olmak get along 1 [usually used in the continuous tenses](informal) to leave a place ayrılmak I'd love to stay, but I should be getting along now. 2 = get on get around 1 (British also get about ) to move or travel from place to place dolaşmak, gezmek My grandmother needs a stick to get around these days. Australia this week, Japan next week – you certainly get around! 2 = get about/around/round get around sb/sth = get round/around sb get around to sth/doing sth = get round/around to sth/doing sth get at sb to criticize sb a lot uğraşmak The teacher's always getting at me about my spelling. get at sb/sth to be able to reach sb/sth; to have sb/sth available for immediate use erişmek, ulaşmak The files are locked away and I can't get at them. The pen fell down between my desk and the wall and I couldn't get at it. get at sth [only used in the continuous tenses] to try to say sth without saying it in a direct way; to suggest demek istemek I'm not quite sure what you're getting at – am I doing something wrong? get away (from …) to succeed in leaving or escaping from sb or a place kaçmak, kurtulmak; bir yerlere gitmek He kept talking to me and I couldn't get away from him. The thieves got away in a stolen car. I'm hoping to get away for a few days in May. get away with sth/doing sth to do sth bad and not be punished for it yaptığı yanına kâr kalmak He lied but he got away with it. I don't know how they get away with charging such high prices. get back to return to the place where you live or work geri dönmek When did you get back from Italy? get sth back to be given sth that you had lost or lent geri almak Can I borrow this book? You'll get it back next week, I promise. get back to sb to speak to, write to or telephone sb later, especially in order to give an answer (telefon vb.) geri dönmek I'll get back to you on prices when I've got some more information. get back to sth to return to doing sth or talking about sth dönmek I woke up early and couldn't get back to sleep. Let's get back to the point you raised earlier. get behind (with sth) to fail to do, pay sth, etc. on time, and so have more to do, pay, etc. the next time gecikmek, zamanında yapamamak to get behind with your work/rent get by (on/in/with sth) to manage to live or do sth with difficulty geçinmek It's very hard to get by on such a low income. My Italian is good and I can get by in Spanish. get sb down to make sb unhappy moralini bozmak, keyfini kaçırmak These cold winter days get me down. get down to sth/doing sth to start working on sth başlamak, koyulmak We'd better stop chatting and get down to work. I must get down to answering these letters. get in to reach a place (yer) ulaşmak What time does your train get in? get in; get into sth 1 to climb into a car binmek We all got in and Tim drove off. 2 to be elected to a political position seçimi kazanmak, seçilmek Who do you think will get in at the next election? get sb in to call sb to your house to do a job (usta) eve çağırmak We had to get a plumber in to fix the pipes. get sth in 1 to collect or bring sth inside; to buy a supply of sth içeri almak It's going to rain – I'd better get the washing in from outside. 2 to manage to find an opportunity to say or do sth araya girmek He talked all the time and I couldn't get a word in. get in on sth to become involved in an activity katılmak As soon as Bill hears that something's going on, he wants to get in on it. get into sb (informal) (used about a feeling or attitude) to start affecting sb strongly, causing them to behave in an unusual way etkilemek I wonder what's got into him – he isn't usually unfriendly. get into sth 1 to put on a piece of clothing with difficulty sığmak I've put on so much weight I can't get into my trousers. 2 to start a particular activity; to become involved in sth başlamak, girişmek How did you first get into the music business? She has got into the habit of (alışkanlık haline getirdi) turning up late. We got into an argument about politics. 3 to become more interested in or familiar with sth ilgilenmek; uyum sağlamak I've been getting into yoga recently. It's taking me a while to get into my new job. get off (sb/sth) used especially to tell sb to stop touching you/sb/sth dokunmamak, uzak durmak Get off (me) or I'll call the police! Get off that money – it's mine! get off (sth) 1 to leave a bus, train, etc.; to climb down from a bicycle, horse, etc. (otobüs, tren, bisiklet, at vb.) inmek 2 to leave work with permission at a particular time işten erken izin almak I might be able to get off early today. get off (with sth) to be lucky to receive no serious injuries or punishment ucuz atlatmak Helen's car overturned but she got off with a broken finger. to get off with just a warning get on 1 to progress or become successful in life, in a career, etc. (hayat, meslek vb.) ilerlemek, başarılı olmak After leaving university she was determined to get on. 2 [only used in the continuous tenses] to be getting old yaşlanmak He's getting on – he's over 70, I'm sure. 3 [only used in the continuous tenses] to be getting late geç olmak Time's getting on – we don't want to be late. get on/along to have a particular amount of success ilerlemek; (iş, görüşme vb.) gitmek How are you getting on in your course? ‘How did you get on at your interview?’ ‘I got the job!’ get on/onto sth to climb onto a bus, train, bicycle, horse, etc. (otobüs, tren, bisiklet, at vb.) binmek I got on just as the train was about to leave. get on for [only used in the continuous tenses] to be getting near to a certain time or age yaklaşmak I'm not sure how old he is but he must be getting on for 50. get on to sb (about sth) to speak or write to sb about a particular matter temas kurmak Our rubbish still hasn't been collected – I'll get on to the council about it. get on/along with sb; get on/along (together) to have a friendly relationship with sb iyi geçinmek Do you get on well with your colleagues? We're not close friends but we get on together quite well. get on/along with sth to make progress with sth that you are doing ilerlemek How are you getting on with that essay? get on with sth to continue doing sth, especially after an interruption devam etmek Stop talking and get on with your work! get out (used about a piece of information) to become known, after being secret until now (bilgi, haber) sızmak, ortaya çıkmak get out (of sth) to leave or escape from a place çıkmak; kaçmak My grandmother's very old and she doesn't get out of the house much. get sth out (of sth) to take sth from its container -den çıkarmak I got my keys out of my bag. get out of sth/doing sth to avoid a duty or doing sth that you have said you will do kaçmak, kaytarmak I said I'd go to their party and I can't get out of it now. get sth out of sb to persuade or force sb to give you sth koparmak His parents finally got the truth out of him. get sth out of sb/sth to gain sth from sb/sth almak I get a lot of pleasure out of music. get over sth 1 to deal with a problem successfully üstesinden gelmek We'll have to get over the problem of finding somewhere to live first. 2 to feel normal again after being ill or having an unpleasant experience atlatmak; etkisini üzerinden atmak He still hasn't got over his wife's death. It took her a long time to get over her operation. I can't get over how rude he was! get sth over with (informal) to do and complete sth unpleasant that has to be done (bir an evvel yapıp) kurtulmak I'll be glad to get my visit to the dentist's over with. get round = get about/around/round get round/around sb (informal) to persuade sb to do sth or agree with sth gönlünü yapmak My father says he won't lend me the money but I think I can get round him. get round/around sth to find a way of avoiding or dealing with a problem kaytarmak; üstesinden gelmek get round/around to sth/doing sth to find the time to do sth, after a delay zaman bulmak I've been meaning to reply to that letter for ages but I haven't got round to it yet. get through sth to use or complete a certain amount or number of sth tüketmek; bitirmek, tamamlamak I got through a lot of money at the weekend. I got through an enormous amount of work today. get (sb) through (sth) to manage to complete sth difficult or unpleasant; to help sb to do this geçmek, atlatmak; geçirtmek, atlattırmak She got through her final exams easily. Her kindness got me through those awful days. get through (to sb) 1 to succeed in making sb understand sth anlamasını sağlamak They couldn't get through to him that he was completely wrong. 2 to succeed in speaking to sb on the phone (telefon) ulaşmak, bağlantı kurmak I couldn't get through to them because their phone was engaged all day. get to sb (informal) to affect sb in a bad way rahatsız etmek Public criticism is beginning to get to the team manager. get sb/sth together to collect people or things in one place bir araya getirmek, toplamak I'll just get my things together and then we'll go. get together (with sb) to meet socially or in order to discuss or do sth bir araya gelmek We should get together one evening. Let's get together and talk about it. look at meet up (with sb) get up to stand up ayağa kalkmak He got up to let an elderly woman sit down. get (sb) up to get out of bed or make sb get out of bed yataktan kalkmak; yataktan kaldırmak What time do you have to get up in the morning? Could you get me up at 6 tomorrow? note at ROUTINE1 get up to sth 1 to reach a particular point or stage in sth -e kadar gelmek We've got up to the last section of our grammar book. 2 to be busy with sth, especially sth secret or bad bir işler karıştırmak I wonder what the children are getting up to?

Sth I Sb Transitive Time Place Back Sb/Sth

get (verb)