get
/get/ verb (present participle getting, past tense got, past participle got, US gotten)Translation
OBTAIN [T] › to obtain or buy something
elde etmek, satın almak
Great shoes. Where did you get them? I need to get some bread on the way home. [+ two objects] I'll try to get you a ticket.7772106BRING [T] › to go somewhere and bring back someone or something
gidip getirmek; alıp getirmek
Wait here while I get the car.1637RECEIVE [T] › to receive something or be given something
almak, verilmek
Did you get anything nice for your birthday? Guy still hasn't got my email yet.777UNDERSTAND [T] › to understand something
anlamak, kavramak; çözmek
He never gets any of my jokes.1121 get into/off/through, etc › to move somewhere
gitmek, gelmek, varmak
Get over here right now!1592 get sth into/down/out, etc › to move something somewhere
getirmek, alıp getirmek, götürmek
Could you get that bowl down from the shelf for me?1592 get here/there/to the bank, etc › to arrive somewhere
varmak, ulaşmak, erişmek, gelmek
What time do you normally get home from work?15971592 get sb/sth to do sth › to make someone or something do something
birine/bir şeye bir şeyi yaptırmak
Sorry, I couldn't get the window to shut properly. We might be able to get dad to pay.18651160 get to do sth › to have an opportunity to do something
fırsatı olmak
I never get to sit in the front seat.1763 get ill/rich/wet, etc › to become ill/rich/wet, etc
hastalanmak, rahatsızlanmak
We should go. It's getting late.575 get caught/killed/married, etc › to have something done to you
yakalanmak/öldürülmek/evlenmek vs.
1552 get sth painted/repaired, etc › to arrange for someone to do something for you, usually for money
tamir ettirmek, boyatmak
I need to get my hair cut.1865 get cancer/flu/malaria, etc › to become ill or develop an illness
hastalığa yakalanmak, rahatsızlanmak, hastalanmak
I feel like I'm getting a cold.575 get a bus/train, etc › to travel somewhere on a bus/train, etc
binmek, bir araçla gitmek/seyahat etmek
Maybe we should get a taxi home.15982144 get the phone/door informal › to answer someone calling on the telephone or waiting at the door
get about phrasal verb UK ( US get around) kapıya/telefona bakmak
Can you get the phone?1219TRAVEL › to travel to a lot of places
çok yeri gezmek, çokça seyahat etmek
1592MOVE › to be able to go to different places without difficulty, especially if you are old or ill
(hasta, yaşlı) bir yere kolayca gidebilmek
1592INFORMATION › If news or information gets about, a lot of people hear about it.
get sth across phrasal verb (haber, bilgi) kolayca ulaşmak; çabucak yayılmak
800 › to successfully communicate information to other people
get ahead phrasal verb bilgiyi kolayca/başarıyla iletmek/ulaştırmak; duyurmak; yaymak
This is the message that we want to get across to the public.1156 › to be successful in the work that you do
get along phrasal verb mainly US ( mainly UK get on) başarılı olmak, başarıyı yakalamak
It's tough for any woman who wants to get ahead in politics.1848BE FRIENDS › If two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other.
iyi geçinmek, iyi anlaşmak
I don't really get along with my sister's husband.643DEAL WITH › to deal with a situation, especially successfully
get around sth phrasal verb ( also UK get round sth) başarıyla halletmek, ilgilenmek, başarmak, ilerlemek
I wonder how Michael's getting along in his new job?1837 › to find a way of dealing with or avoiding a problem
get around to sth phrasal verb ( also UK get round to sth) problemle başa çıkmak, halletmek, çözmek
Our lawyer found a way of getting around the adoption laws.1859 › to do something that you have intended to do for a long time
get at sb phrasal verb UK informal uzun zamandır yapmayı istediği bir şeyi gerçekleştirmek
I finally got around to calling her yesterday.1848 › to criticize someone in an unkind way
be getting at sth phrasal verb informal kötü söz söylemek; üstüne üstüne gitmek; kabaca eleştirmek
1173 › If you ask someone what they are getting at, you are asking them what they really mean.
get at sth phrasal verb ima etmek, demeye/varmaya çalışmak
What are you getting at, Andy?21382194 › to be able to reach or get something
get away phrasal verb (bir yere) varmak, ulaşmak, erişmek
777LEAVE › to leave or escape from a place or person, often when it is difficult to do this
kaçmak, uzaklaşmak, kaçıp kurtulmak
We walked to the next beach to get away from the crowds.1595HOLIDAY › to go somewhere to have a holiday, especially because you need to rest
get away with sth phrasal verb tatil yapmak üzere gitmek
We decided to go up to Scotland to get away from it all (= have a relaxing holiday).415 › to succeed in doing something bad or wrong without being punished or criticized
get back phrasal verb kurtulmak, atlatmak, paçayı sıyırmak, (argo) yırtmak
He shouldn't treat you like that. Don't let him get away with it.705 › to return to a place after you have been somewhere else
get sth back phrasal verb geri gelmek/dönmek
By the time we got back to the hotel, Lydia had already left.1593 › If you get something back, something that you had before is given to you again.
get sb back phrasal verb informal geri almak, yeniden kavuşmak/elde etmek
I wouldn't lend him anything, you'll never get it back.777 › to do something unpleasant to someone because they have done something unpleasant to you
get back to sb phrasal verb karşılığını vermek, öcünü almak, kendisine yapılanın aynısını yapmak
1040 › to talk to someone, usually on the telephone, to give them some information they have asked for or because you were not able to speak to them before
get back to sth phrasal verb sonradan aramak/ulaşmak; telefonla geri dönmek
1164 › to start doing or talking about something again
get behind phrasal verb aynı konu veya şeye geri dönmek, tekrar değinmek/ele almak
Anyway, I'd better get back to work.2171 › If you get behind with work or payments, you have not done as much work or paid as much money as you should by a particular time.
get by phrasal verb zamanında ödeyememek/yapamamak; geciktirmek; gecikmek
14081559 › to be able to live or deal with a situation with difficulty, usually by having just enough of something you need, such as money
get sb down phrasal verb kıt kanaat geçinmek; yaşamın zorluklarla sürdürmek, zorluklarla başetmeye çalışmak
I don't know how he gets by on so little money.1837 › to make someone feel unhappy
get sth down phrasal verb üzmek, moralini bozmak, huzursuz etmek
All this uncertainty is really getting me down.984 › to write something, especially something that someone has said
get down to sth phrasal verb not almak, yazmak, not tutmak
1190 › to start doing something seriously and with a lot of attention and effort
get in phrasal verb yapmaya başlamak, üzerine eğilmek, ciddi şekilde ele almak
Before we get down to business, I'd like to thank you all for coming today.1552ENTER › to succeed in entering a place, especially a building
girmek
They must have got in through the bathroom window.1597PERSON ARRIVING › to arrive at your home or the place where you work
işe/eve varmak/ulaşmak
What time did you get in last night?1597VEHICLE ARRIVING › If a train or other vehicle gets in at a particular time, that is when it arrives.
(tren ve diğer araçlar) varmak, gelmek, ulaşmak
Our flight's getting in later than expected.1597BE CHOSEN › to succeed in being chosen or elected for a position in a school or other organization
get into sth phrasal verb seçilmek, belirlenmek, seçimi kazanmak
He wanted to go to Oxford but he didn't get in.139BE CHOSEN › to succeed in being chosen or elected for a position in a school or other organization
seçilmek, belirlenmek, seçimi kazanmak
139BE INTERESTED › to become interested in an activity or subject, or start being involved in an activity
get into sb phrasal verb bir şeye girişmek, başlamak, bulaşmak, ilgilenmek
How did you get into journalism?18581552 › If you do not know what has got into someone, you do not understand why they are behaving strangely.
get off (sth) phrasal verb (birine bir şey) olmak, yapılmış olmak, neden böyle bir davranış gösterdiği anlaşılamamak
I just can't understand what's got into him.2262LEAVE BUS/TRAIN › to leave a bus, train, aircraft, or boat
bir araçtan inmek
We should get off at the next stop. 1598LEAVE WORK › to leave the place where you work, usually at the end of the day
Get off! phrasal verb UK informal akşam işten çıkmak
What time do you get off work?1439 › something that you say in order to tell someone to stop touching someone or something
get (sb) off (sth) phrasal verb Uzak dur!', 'Dokunma!', 'Çek elini!'
787 › to avoid being punished for something you have done wrong, or to help someone avoid getting punished for something they have done wrong
get off on sth phrasal verb informal (cezadan) kurtulmak, kurtarmak, atlatmak
He got off with a £20 fine.705 › If you get off on something, it makes you feel very excited, especially in a sexual way.
get off with sb phrasal verb UK informal (bilhassa cinsel yönden) heyecanlandırmak, tahrik etmek
6322128 › to begin a sexual relationship with someone
get on (sth) phrasal verb biriyle cinsel ilişkiye girmek
She got off with some bloke at the party.6322115 › to go onto a bus, train, aircraft, or boat
be getting on phrasal verb informal bir araca binmek
I think we got on the wrong bus. 1598OLD › to be old
yaşlanmak
How old's George, then? He must be getting on.1569LATE mainly UK › If time is getting on, it is becoming late.
get on phrasal verb mainly UK ( mainly US get along) geç olmaya başlamak, zaman ilerlemek
2513 › If two or more people get on, they like each other and are friendly to each other.
iyi anlaşmak, iyi geçinmek
I never knew that Karen didn't get on with Sue.643 › to deal with a situation, especially successfully
get on with sth phrasal verb bir şeyi başarıyla halletmek; ilerlemek; gitmek
How's Frank getting on in his new job?18371828 › to continue doing something, especially work
get onto sth phrasal verb yapmaya devam etmek, ilerlemek
Get on with your homework.1561 › to start talking about a subject after discussing something else
get out phrasal verb konuya dönmek, tartışmadan sonra bir şekilde belirli bir konuya gelmek
How did we get onto this subject?1188MOVE OUT › to move out of something, especially a vehicle
araçtan inmek/çıkmak
I'll get out when you stop at the traffic lights.1598DIFFERENT PLACES › to go out to different places and meet people in order to enjoy yourself
gezmek, eğlenmek, yeni insanlarla tanışmak
She doesn't get out so much now that she's got the baby.643NEWS › If news or information gets out, people hear about it although someone is trying to keep it secret.
get (sb) out phrasal verb (bilgi) sızmak, açığa çıkmak, ifşa olmak
1151 › to escape from or leave a place, or to help someone do this
get out of sth phrasal verb bir yerden çık(ar)mak/kaç(ır)mak
I left the door open and the cat got out.23181622 › to avoid doing something that you should do, often by giving an excuse
get sth out of sb phrasal verb kaytarmak, kaçmak; yapmamak için bahane üretmek
You're just trying to get out of doing the housework!1859 › to persuade or force someone to tell or give you something
get sth out of sth phrasal verb zorlamak, ikna etmek, ikna yoluyla yapmasını sağlamak
He was determined to get the truth out of her.1160 › to enjoy something or think that something is useful
get over sth phrasal verb (zevk, keyif) almak, tadını çıkarmak, hoşuna gitmek
It was an interesting course but I'm not sure I got much out of it.777 › to begin to feel better after being unhappy or ill
kendine gelmek, iyileşmek, daha iyi hissetmeye başlamak
It took her months to get over the shock of Richard leaving.599 can't/couldn't get over sth informal › to be very shocked or surprised about something: I can't get over how different you look with short hair.1072
get sth over with phrasal verb › to do and complete something difficult or unpleasant that must be done
get round phrasal verb UK ( US get around) (bir an evvel) yapıp kurtulmak, üstünden atmak
I'll be glad to get these exams over with.15561555 › If news or information gets round, a lot of people hear about it.
get round sth phrasal verb UK ( US get around sth) (bilgi, haber) ortalarda dolaşmak, ağızdan ağıza yayılmak, söylenir olmak
1212 › to find a way of dealing with or avoiding a problem
get round sb phrasal verb UK üstesinden gelmek/kurtulmak için bir yol bulmak, bir hal çaresi bulmak
18591098 › to persuade someone to do what you want by being kind to them
get through phrasal verb gönlünü yapmak, güzellikle ikna etmek
1160 › to manage to talk to someone on the telephone
get through to sb phrasal verb telefonla ulaşmak, bağlantı kurmak
I tried to ring earlier, but I couldn't get through.1219 › to succeed in making someone understand or believe something
get through sth phrasal verb anlatabilmek, izah edebilmek, ikna edebilmek
I just don't seem to be able to get through to him these days.1121DEAL WITH › to deal with a difficult or unpleasant experience successfully, or to help someone do this
başarmak, üstesinden gelmek; bitirmesine/tamamlamasına yardımcı olmak
If I can just get through my exams I'll be so happy.2140FINISH mainly UK › to finish doing or using something
get to sb phrasal verb informal halletmek, bitirmek, tamamlamak
We got through a whole jar of coffee last week.1338 › to make someone feel upset or angry
get together phrasal verb sinirlendirmek, üstüne gelmek, tepesine çıkmak, canını sıkmak
I know he's annoying, but you shouldn't let him get to you.985989MEET › to meet in order to do something or spend time together
bir araya gelmek, toplanmak
Jan and I are getting together next week for lunch.1659RELATIONSHIP › to begin a romantic relationship
get (sb) up phrasal verb romantik bir ilişkiyi başlatmak
She got together with Phil two years ago.2115 › to wake up and get out of bed, or to make someone do this
get up phrasal verb uyanıp yataktan kalkmak/kaldırmak
I had to get up at five o'clock this morning. 565 › to stand up
get up to sth phrasal verb UK ayağa kalkmak
The whole audience got up and started clapping.1943 › to do something, especially something that other people think is wrong
bir şeyler karıştırmak, yaramazlık yapmak; yanlış bir şeyler yapmak
She's been getting up to all sorts of mischief lately.967(Definition of get verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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