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[ˈgedɪt]* * *['gedɪt]interj -
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geddit /ˈgɛdɪt/inter. -
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['ɡedɪt]EXCLgeddit? — ¿entiendes?, ¿lo pillas? (Sp) *, ¿lo coges? (Sp) *
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Сленг: Понимаешь? (=get it?) -
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амер. жарг. Понял?Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Geddit?
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geddit — /gedˈit/ (slang) interjection 1. (do you) get it?, do you see (the joke, point, etc)? 2. Usu used in speech, or as though in speech, to reinforce or draw attention to a preceding pun, joke or irony ORIGIN: get it? (informal, esp US, pronunciation … Useful english dictionary
geddit — interj. (Slang) get it?, do you understand? … English contemporary dictionary
geddit — UK [ˈɡedɪt] / US informal a way of saying get it , used for asking if someone understands something … English dictionary
geddit? — … Useful english dictionary
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