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to feel blue

'come here and eat dinner, lunch, breakfast…'

If you get someone's drift, you understand what they are trying to say.

If you get the picture, you understand a situation fully

くよくよすんな

おだてても何も出ないよ

to get excited about SO/STH

The NIGHTS always gets a lot of laugh (ウケを取る）

• 'Hey, take a look at SO/STH!',
• 'Hey, listen'

to make the best use of STH

go to get a hurry on

to make SO angry

to find an opprotunity to say something.

• Bruce talked so much that nobody else could get a word in edgewise.
• to find an opprotunity to say something.

• When he bought a new little bicycle before the baby was born, he was getting ahead of himself.
• I think we are getting ahead of ourselves here.(先走りしてしまいましたね）

• annoy, irritate.
• Don’t let her get to you, she's just in a bad mood.

• 1.His boss is always GETTING AT him for arriving late
• criticise
• 2.What do you think she's GETTING AT? I've no idea what she wants.
• mean

• Not get caught, criticised or punished for doing something wrong
• get away with STH

Achieve something, despite not doing it correctly or properly

• It took me ages to GET BACK TO sleep after the phone rang
• Start doing something again after an interruption

Erika gets between me and my business. (E keeps me from doing business.)

• The boss is coming. You'd better get busy.
• to start working; to work or appear to work harder or faster

to survive even though having a little money.

• Take this money and go to the candy store, but don't get carried away.
• to be overcome by emotion or enthusiasm (in one's thinking or actions).

• Let's get cracking!
• to get to work

• Let's get down to the facts, Mrs. Brown. Where were you on the night of January 16?
• to begin to talk about things that matter; to get to the truth

to deal with things in details

to deal with things in details

to have enough courage to do STH

• When I get into my stride, I'll be more efficient.
• to reach one's most efficient and productive rate of doing something

• I hadn't worked in an office for a few years and it took me a while to get back into the swing of it.
• to become familiar with an activity or situation so that you can start doing it well or enjoying it

• I hope he gets it together soon. His life is a mess.
• to become fit or organized; to organize one's thinking; to become relaxed and rational.

全く分かってない

have a sex

get away!

• I can't seem to make any progress. No matter what I do, I'm just getting nowhere fast
• not to make progress; to get nowhere.

• The Midwest got off easy with little snow this winter.
• to receive less punishment than expected

• Get off your ass and get busy! It's time you got off your butt and started to work.
• to get up and get busy; to stop loafing and get to work

get away with murder

to tailgate SO

• She told us to GET ON WITH our work.
• Continue or start doing something

• Come on, you guys. Get moving. Get your ass in gear!
• to get moving; to get organized and get started

• Jane is organized. She really gets all her ducks in a row right away.
• to get one's affairs in order or organized

• You have to get your hands dirty if you expect to get the gutters cleaned out.
• to get closely involved in a difficult task.

• I can't seem to get my head above water. Work just keeps piling up.
• to manage to get oneself caught up with one's work or responsibilities

• You'll get yours!
• to get what one deserves

• Up till then she'd only had small parts in films and nothing she could get her teeth into.
• to start to do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm

• Get someone onto the injured man in the hall right now
• to assign someone to attend to someone or something

to escape from trouble

• Go away, you bother me! Get out of town!
• Beat it!; Get out of here!

• I ran so much that I got out of breath.
• breathing fast and hard; gasping for breath

• If you are unsure about marrying him, get out now while the going is good.
• if you do something while the going is good, you do it while it is still easy to do

tell me!

get over

get the ball rolling

to get cheated

to talk back to SO

• I guess I really got him going on the subject of politics.
• Don’t get me going.
• to make SO get excited

to enroll SO into school, club,…

• Let's see if we can get both sides together and discuss this.
• to gather people or things together.

• I'm sure we can get something together.
• to arrange a party or other gathering for a certain time

• I will do what I can to get you through the front office.
• to manage to help someone move through some kind of barrier or tight opening

• The teacher had to get tough with the class because the students were acting badly.
• to become firm with someone; to use physical force against someone

to make SO annoying

to go under

to seem grouchy on a particular day.

• The police got wind of the illegal drug deal.
• to learn of something; to hear about something.

• Come on, Mark. Get with the program. Do what you are told.
• follow the rules; do what you are supposed to do.

• Get your butt over here and help me move this trunk.
• Get yourself over here, now!

Don't be nosy. Mind your own business

You look bombed today, what wrong is happening to you.

TBC

You can't expect anything out of thin air.

you beat me! You won the game, you got the jop instead of me.

you won the debate I've run out of the idea.

One has to do whatever it is that one feels obliged to do.

you miss the point, you don’t understand the whole story, you don’t understand me at all.

Let's see, you'll love it!

• If you think you can easily beat him, you've got another thing ［think］ coming
• You will have to rethink your position. You're wrong.

you confuse me a lot by a tough question.

Are you crazy? Seriously?

• I always get the jitters before an interview.
• to be nervous, upset

• I got the gist of his speech.
• to understand the point of STH