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68 phrasal verbs

get about

get above oneself

get across

get after

get ahead

get ahead of

get ahead of oneself

get along

To have a friendly, harmonious relationship with someone, or to manage adequately in a situation.

get around

get around to

get at

get away

To escape from a person, place, or situation, or to take a break by going somewhere.

get away with

To do something wrong or risky without facing consequences or being caught.

get back

To return to a place or situation, or to retrieve something that was lost or taken.

get back at

get back to

get behind

get between

get by

To manage to survive or cope with limited resources or in difficult circumstances.

get by with

get down

get down on

get down to

get in

To enter a place, vehicle, or situation, or to arrive somewhere.

get in on

get in with

get into

get into it

get it in

get it on

get it over

get it together

get it up

get off

To leave or disembark from a vehicle or surface, or to avoid punishment.

get off on

get off with

get on

To board a vehicle, make progress, or have a good relationship with someone.

get on at

get on to

get on up

get on with

get one over on

get one up on

get oneself together

get onto

get out

To leave a place or vehicle, or to help information or a product reach the public.

get out from under

get out of

get over

To recover from something difficult, such as an illness, loss, or emotional setback.

get over on

get over oneself

get past

get past oneself

get rid of

To remove, discard, or free oneself from something or someone unwanted.

get round

get round to

get someone at it

get through

To successfully complete or survive something difficult, or to make contact with someone.

get to

get together

To meet or assemble with others socially or for a shared purpose.

get under it

get up

To rise from bed or a seated position, or to reach a particular level.

get up in

get up into

get up off

get up to
B1

To be involved in an activity, especially one that is secret, mischievous, or surprising.

get with
B2

To become romantically or sexually involved with someone, or to understand and accept something.

get with it
B2

To become aware of current trends, modern ideas, or the realities of a situation; to stop being out of touch.