Separable
to remove
take off
to leave
get out / get off
to eat dinner in a restaurant
dine out / eat out
to call someone back
get back to
to drive across something
run over
to drive backward from a place
back out
to enter
get on / get in
to stop working/operating OR have a mental crisis
break down
to escape punishment for something
get away with
to drive or fly towards/into
head into
to say goodbye in a friendly way
send off
to escape (often for fun)
get away
to arrive
come up
to survive on
Ex: I don't need much. I can survive on $20 a day.
get by on
to collide with
plow into
to fasten something in position or to place something on oneself
put on
to make progress
get ahead
to go out of quickly and disorderly
pile out
to avoid doing something you don't like
get out of
to drive off the road
run off
to raise using a car tool OR to mess up/ruin
jack up
to communicate successfully
Ex: I think I communicated my idea successfully to my boss.
get across
to move away from/leave one's present location
Ex: I'm leaving.
head out
to do something unpleasant that has to be done
get (it) over with
to expect or plan for
figure on