To have a friendly, easy relationship with someone.
get along
To leave your bed in the morning.
get up
To start focusing on the actual work or "down to business.
get down to
To manage to live with a very small amount of money.
get by
To leave a bus, train, or plane.
get off
To meet with friends or family for a coffee or a party.
get together
To enter a bus, train, or plane.
get on
To be successful or make progress in your career.
get ahead
To recover from a sickness or a sad breakup.
get over
To throw away or delete something you no longer want.
get rid of
To take revenge on someone who did something bad to you.
get back at
To return to your home or starting point after a trip.
get back
To continue doing a task after an interruption.
get on with
To finish a long or difficult experience (like an exam).
get through
To enter a car or a small, enclosed space.
get in
To avoid a duty or a responsibility you don't want to do.
get out of
To escape your daily life or go on a short vacation.
get away
To fail to finish your work on time; to be late with a schedule.
get behind
To do something unpleasant quickly just to finish it.
get over with
To do something wrong or "illegal" and not be caught.
get away with
When a secret or a piece of news becomes known to the public.
get out
To move from place to place within a city.
get around
To finally find the time to do a task you’ve been delaying.
get round to
To successfully communicate an idea so others understand it.
get across
To make someone feel sad, depressed, or discouraged.
get down