Phrasal verbs · by verb

get

66Verbs

Get aboutVisit many places

Get aboveBehave as if you are better or more important than others

Get acrossCommunicate successfully

Get across toBe convincing or make a good impression

Get afterNag or exhort someone

Get aheadProgress

Get ahead ofMove in front of

Get alongHave a good relationship

Get along inProgress

Get along withHave a good relationship with someone

Get aroundBecome known

Get around toFinally manage to do something, make the effort to do something

Get atCriticise

Get away fromGo somewhere different or do something different

Get away withNot get caught, criticised or punished for doing something wrong

Get away!An expression of disbelief

Get backReturn to a place

Get back atTake revenge

Get back intoStart doing something after stopping for some time

Get back toRespond to a contact

Get back togetherRestart a relationship

Get behindSupport

Get behind withBe late paying instalments for something

Get byHave just enough money to live on

Get by onManage on a certain amount of money

Get by withHave enough of something to do the job

Get downMake someone depressed, unhappy, exhausted, etc.

Get down onCriticise

Get down toStart working seriously

Get inArrange for someone to do a job in your home, workplace, etc

Get in onBecome involved

Get in withBecome friendly with, ingratiate with

Get intoBecome involved or interested

Get itBe punished or scolded

Get it offHave sex

Get it off withHave sex with

Get it onBecome interested or excited

Get it on withHave sex with

Get it togetherControl things in your life to achieve your aims

Get it upBecome aroused (of a man)

Get offEscape punishment

Get off itA way of expressing disbelief, or telling someone that they're wrong or have an incorrect opinion

Get off onEnjoy a drug

Get off withHave casual sex with

Get off!Don't touch, leave alone

Get onContinue doing something

Get on atCriticise unfairly

Get on forBe near a time

Get on toStart to suspect

Get on withHave a good relationship

Get ontoStart discussing a topic

Get outLeave the house to visit place and socialise

Get out ofAvoid doing something you dislike

Get out!Expression of disbelief

Get overRecover from something, feel better

Get over withDo something unpleasant that has to be done rather than delaying it any more

Get roundBecome known

Get round (around) toFinally manage to do something

Get round (or around)Persuade someone

Get throughContact

Get through toMake someone understand

Get toAnnoy, irritate

Get togetherMeet socially

Get upGet out of bed

Get up toDo something wrong or naughty

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