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- get an opportunity Collocation to have a chance to do something, especially because it becomes available to you
- get angry Collocation to start feeling angry; to become angry
- get attention Collocation to make people notice you or something you do
- get away Phrasal verb To get away means to leave a place, especially to escape or go on a short trip.
- get away with Phrasal verb C1 To do something wrong or illegal without being caught or punished.
- get back Phrasal verb To get back means to return to a place or to return to a previous activity or situation.
- get better Collocation to improve in health, skill, mood, or a situation; to recover
- get blood from a stone Idiom To try to obtain something from an unyielding or impossible source.
- get by Phrasal verb To get by means to manage with the resources you have, even if they are limited.
- get down Phrasal verb To get down means to move from a higher place to a lower one, often by climbing or stepping down.
- get down to brass tacks Idiom C1 To get down to brass tacks means to start talking about the most important, practical details of something.
- get enough sleep Collocation to sleep for a sufficient amount of time to feel rested and function well
- get experience Collocation to gain practical knowledge or skill by doing a job or activity over time
- get feedback Collocation to receive comments, opinions, or suggestions about your work, idea, or performance
- get help Collocation receive assistance or support from someone or something
- get hooked by Idiom To get hooked by something means to become very interested in it or unable to stop doing it.
- get in Phrasal verb “Get in” most often means to arrive somewhere, especially a destination or home.
- get information Collocation to obtain facts or details about something from a source
- get into Phrasal verb To get into something means to enter a place or become involved in an activity or situation.
- get lost Collocation to lose your way; to not know where you are or how to reach your destination