get
got, got (US got, gotten) /ɡet/ [getting]Translation
v [t]
→ to get about→ to get at sb→ to get away→ to get away with sth→ to get back→ to get sth back [m]→ to get back at sb→ to get behind with sth→ to get by→ to get by {in/on/with} sth→ to get sb down→ to get sth down [m]→ to get down to {sth/doing sth}→ to get in→ to get sth in [m]→ to get into sth→ to get off→ to get sth off (sth)→ to get off with sb→ to get on→ to get on to sth→ to get on with sth→ to get on with sb→ to get out→ to get sth out of sb→ to get over sth→ to get round sth→ to get round sb→ to get round to doing sth→ to get through sth→ to get through to sb→ to get sth/sb together→ to get together with sb→ to get up→ to get up to sthVéase tb: Get a life!; Get out the road!; not to get a look-in; not to get to first base; On your marks, get set, go!; to {attract/get} (sb's) attention; to {be/get sth} sorted; to {be/get/keep} in touch; to {be/get} in a flap; to {be/get} involved {in/with} sth; to {be/get} involved with sb; to {be/get} over; to {blow/get} sth out of proportion; to {get/gather} sth together; to {get/go} nowhere; to {get/have} a haircut; to {get/have} cold feet; to {get/have} itchy feet; to {get/have} one's (own) way; to {get/jump} on the bandwagon; to {get/keep/put} sth {in/into} perspective; to get (sth) off the ground; to get {away/off} scot-free; to get a foothold; to get a grip (on oneself); to get a move on; to get acquainted with sth/sb; to get angry; to get bored; to get cold; to get cracking; to get cracking; to get cross; to get down to business; to get down to work; to get drunk; to get emotional; to get engaged; to get even (with sb); to get excited; to get full marks; to get hold of sth/sb; to get hold of sth/sb; to get hurt; to get ill; to get insights into sth; to get into a tizzy; to get into one's stride; to get into trouble; to get is good; to get it in the neck; to get lost; to get mad; to get married; to get no joy; to get off to a flying start; to get on one's soapbox; to get on sb's nerves; to get on sb's tits; to get one's breath back; to get one's card; to get one's head round sth; to get one's teeth into sth; to get out of hand; to get out of the way; to get personal; to get ready to do sth; to get rid of sth/sb; to get sb off the hook; to get sb wrong; to get sb's goat; to get soaked; to get somewhere; to get sth off one's chest; to get sth out of one's system; to get sth straight; to get sth wrong; to get sth/sb moving; to get stuffed!; to get the better of sb; to get the brush-off; to get the bug; to get the chop; to get the hump; to get the message; to get the picture; to get the push; to get tired; to get to know; to get up sb's nose; to get used to; to get wind of sth; to play hard to get›
⇨ comprar
Shall I get you a ticket for the play? ¿Te compro una entrada para la obra?
■ constr. to get + dos objetos›
⇨ conseguir
You won't get anything from him No conseguirás nada de él
⇨ obtener
■ constr. to get + dos objetos›
⇨ recibir
We got a parcel from our parents Recibimos un paquete de nuestros padres
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⇨ tener
She has got plenty of friends Tiene muchos amigos
We haven't got much time No tenemos mucho tiempo
■ Solo tiene dos formas verbales: has got y have got›
⇨ coger
⇨ traer
Get me a glass of water, please Tráeme un vaso de agua, por favor
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⇨ hacerse
He's getting old Se está haciendo mayor
Come on! It's getting late ¡Venga! Se está haciendo tarde
■ constr. Se usa seguido de un adjetivo›
⇨ llegar
How long will it take to get to the hotel? ¿Cuánto tardaremos en llegar al hotel?
■ constr. Se usa generalmente seguido de la preposición to›
⇨ hacer que
⇨ conseguir que
I still can't get this video to work! ¡Aún no consigo que funcione el vídeo!
■ constr. 1. to get + doing sth 2. to get + to do sth›
⇨ llevar
I must get this watch repaired Tengo que llevar a arreglar este reloj
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⇨ ser
He got arrested by the police Fue detenido por la policía
■ constr. Se usa seguido de un verbo en participio›
⇨ coger [un medio de transporte]
Let's get a bus Cojamos el autobús
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⇨ coger [una enfermedad]
You'll get a cold Vas a coger un resfriado
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⇨ entender
Do you get it? ¿Lo entiendes?
got you
⇨ te he pillado
to be getting on (inform) (una persona)
⇨ hacerse viejo,ja
⇨ hacerse tarde
(Definition of get v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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