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- get married Collocation to become someone's husband or wife; to enter marriage
- get off Phrasal verb To leave a place or stop using something, or to avoid punishment for something.
- get off on the wrong foot Idiom B2 To start a relationship or situation badly because of a poor first impression or misunderstanding.
- get off the bus Collocation to leave a bus; to step down from a bus after riding it
- get on Phrasal verb To get on means to have a good relationship with someone.
- get on the bus Collocation to board a bus; to enter a bus as a passenger
- get out Phrasal verb To get out means to leave a place or move outside.
- get over Phrasal verb To get over something is to recover from it or stop being strongly affected by it.
- get over a problem Collocation B2 To successfully deal with a difficulty, recover from a setback, or overcome an obstacle.
- get permission Collocation to receive approval or authorization to do something
- get ready Collocation to prepare yourself (or something) for an activity or event
- get rid of Phrasal verb To get rid of something means to remove it or make it go away because you no longer want it.
- get spoiled silly Idiom To be excessively pampered or indulged to the point of becoming foolishly demanding or ungrateful.
- get started Collocation B1 To begin doing something; to make a start on an activity or task.
- get support Collocation to receive help, backing, or assistance from people or an organization
- get the ball rolling Idiom B2 To get an activity, project, or process started and moving forward.
- get the hang of Idiom B2 To get the hang of something means to learn how to do it well enough to feel comfortable.
- get the show on the road Idiom B2 To get the show on the road means to start an activity or begin moving after preparations.
- get through Phrasal verb To get through means to successfully finish something difficult or manage to survive a tough period.
- get tired Collocation to become tired; to start feeling a need to rest or sleep