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21 ■ get in
■ get inA v. i. + avv.1 entrare: At last I succeeded in getting in, alla fine riuscii a entrare; DIALOGO → - At the museum- How much is it to get in?, quanto si paga per entrare?2 riuscire a entrare; introdursi: The burglar got in through the back door, il ladro s'è introdotto dalla porta di dietro3 ( di un mezzo di trasporto) arrivare: What time does her train get in?, a che ora arriva il suo treno?4 arrivare a casa (o in ufficio, ecc.); rientrare: We got in before midnight, siamo rientrati prima di mezzanotte5 entrare, salire ( in automobile); salire, montare ( in treno, ecc.): Please, get in!, prego, salga!6 (fig.) essere ammesso ( dopo una prova); entrare ( all'università, ecc.): He applied to do chemistry but didn't get in, ha presentato la sua candidatura per l'iscrizione alla facoltà di chimica ma non è stato ammesso7 (polit.) andare al potere; andare su (fam.); essere eletto: He got in by a slim margin, è stato eletto di stretta misuraB v. t. + avv.4 far venire; chiamare: Let's get the eye specialist in for a second opinion, chiamiamo l'oculista a consulto!6 far arrivare: The captain managed to get the plane in on time, il comandante è riuscito a far arrivare l'aereo in orario7 mandare, fare ammettere (q. all'università, ecc.)8 (polit.) mandare al potere; fare eleggere9 (fig.) infilare dentro ( una parola, ecc.); dire ( interloquendo); riuscire a dare ( un suggerimento, ecc.): With her, I can't get a word in edgeways, con lei, non riesco nemmeno ad aprire bocca10 (fig.) mettere dentro, inserire ( in un programma); riuscire a fare: How can he get in three more interviews this morning?, come può riuscire a fare altri tre colloqui questa mattina?11 coinvolgere (q.); tirare dentro (fam.): Be sure I'll get him in, sta certo che tiro dentro anche lui12 ( sport: calcio, ecc.) riuscire a fare (a effettuare, ecc.): to get in a shot at goal, riuscire a tirare a rete13 ( boxe) mettere a segno, piazzare ( colpi) □ ( calcio) to get one's foot in, entrare di piede □ to get in on, riuscire a entrare in (fig.); inserirsi in: I got in on a lucrative business deal, riuscii a entrare in un grosso affare □ to get in with, entrare a far parte di; entrare in (o fare) amicizia con. -
22 ■ get on
■ get onA v. i. + avv.1 montare, salire ( su un mezzo pubblico, o a cavallo, in moto, in bicicletta): The bus stopped and they got on, l'autobus si è fermato ed essi sono saliti3 andare avanti; continuare: I've got to get on with my homework, devo andare avanti con i miei compiti4 andare ( bene, male, ecc.): He's getting on quite well at school, a scuola va benissimo; How are you getting on?, come va (la vita)?; come te la passi?5 fare progressi; avere successo; riuscire; cavarsela bene: He's a clever boy: he'll get on in life, è un ragazzo intelligente: avrà successo (o se la caverà bene) nella vita6 cavarsela; farcela; tirare avanti: We cannot get on without financial backing, non possiamo farcela senza un aiuto finanziario; How can we get on without them?, come possiamo cavarcela senza di loro?7 andare d'accordo; andare (fam.): How are you getting on with your boss?, come vai col tuo capo?8 essere avanti con gli anni; invecchiare: Grandfather is getting on ( in years), il nonno è avanti con gli anniB v. i. + prep.1 salire, montare su: We got on the plane at Pisa, siamo saliti in aereo (o abbiamo preso l'aereo) a Pisa2 andare su; mettere i piedi suC v. t. + avv.1 mettere su (o a posto): I cannot get this lid on, non riesco a mettere su il coperchio; DIALOGO → - Changing booking over the phone- I can get you on to the 6.50 Gatwick-Edinburgh flight, posso metterla sul volo da Gatwick per Edimburgo delle 6:503 (fam.) fare progredire; tirare su (fam.) □ to be getting on for, ( del tempo) farsi tardi; ( dell'ora) essere circa (o quasi); ( dell'età) andare per, avvicinarsi a: It's getting on for midday, è quasi mezzogiorno; Ann is getting on for eighty, Ann va per gli ottanta (o ha quasi ottant'anni) □ to get on to ► get onto □ (fam.) to get it on, divertirsi; spassarsela; eccitarsi ( anche sessualmente); andare su di giri (fig. fam.) □ to get on in the world, fare fortuna; avere successo □ to get on sb. 's nerves, dare ai nervi a q. □ (fam.) Get on with you!, ma va!, va là!; andiamo!; non ci credo!; ma scherziamo!; questa sì che è bella (o grossa)! -
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[get] v (got; got)1) доставать; получать2) становиться; сделать3) доезжать; попадать вhave you got a pencil? — есть у вас карандаш?
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24 get in
get in а) входить, вносить, вводить Help me to get the washing in, it'sraining. Please get the children in, their dinner's ready. The children likehelping the farmer to get the cows in. б) пройти на выборах He was surprisedto get in at his first election. в) сажать (семена) We must get next year'spotatoes in soon while the soil is ready. г) убирать (сено, урожай) Thefarmers are getting the crops in now they are ripe. д) нанести удар е) вернуть(долги и т. п.) ж) войти в пай, участвовать (on - в) Alice is always wantingto get in on the act. It's a good idea to get in at the start, whatever you'redoing. з) вставлять (слова), вворачивать May I get a word in? He always getshis favourite story in when he makes a speech. She spoke so fast that Icouldn't get a word in. и) быть принятым (в учебное заведение) Did your songet in? Mine did. к) быть на дружеской ноге (with) She's been trying to get inwith the social leaders of the town for some time. -
25 ■ get up
■ get upA v. i. + avv.1 alzarsi; alzarsi in piedi; alzarsi da letto ( la mattina, dopo una malattia, ecc.); ( del vento) alzarsi; ( del mare) rinforzare, ingrossarsi; ( delle fiamme) alzarsi; ( di un incendio) divampare: I usually get up late on Sundays, di solito la domenica mi alzo tardi; DIALOGO → - Putting the heating on- What time are you getting up tomorrow?, a che ora ti svegli domattina?; Everybody got up when the boss came in, tutti si sono alzati quando è entrato il capo2 ( anche alpinismo) salire; arrampicarsi: The cat got up to a higher branch, il gatto si è arrampicato su un ramo più altoB v. i. + prep.salire (o montare, arrampicarsi) su: The lorry couldn't get up the slope, il camion non riusciva ad arrampicarsi su per la salita (o a fare la salita)C v. t. + avv.1 fare alzare; tirare giù dal letto; svegliare; rimettere in piedi ( un ammalato guarito): Sorry for ringing you at this unholy hour; did I get you up?, scusa se ti chiamo a quest'ora indegna; ti ho tirato giù dal letto?2 tirare su; alzare; sollevare: Get your leg up!, tira su la gamba!4 preparare; organizzare; mettere su (fig. fam.); fare: They got up a school play, hanno organizzato una recita scolastica5 vestire; abbigliare; travestire; mascherare: We got the boys up as Vikings, abbiamo vestito i maschietti da vichinghi6 agghindare; addobbare; parare a festa: The whole town was got up for the visit of the Royal Family, la cittadina intera era parata a festa per la visita dei Reali7 (arc.) preparare; studiare; imparare8 tirare fuori (fam.); provare, sentire ( dentro di sé): He cannot get up a bit of affection for her, non riesce a provare un po' d'affetto per lei9 (fam.) lavare e stirare; curareD v. t. + avv. + prep.portare, trasportare su per: Can we get the wardrobe up the stairs?, ce la facciamo a portare l'armadio su per le scale? □ to get oneself up, agghindarsi; mettersi in ghingheri; farsi bello □ ( a un cavallo) get up!, hop!; forza!; corri! □ to get up speed ► speed □ to get up steam ► steam. -
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get up 1) ставам (и от легло), изправям (се), вдигам (се); \get up up! стани! (за кон) давай! по-бързо! to \get up up early прен. предприемчив съм; to \get up up on the wrong side of o.'s bed събуждам се с лошо настроение; 2) качвам се, сядам (на кон, в кола); изкачвам (се), (на) планината, (по) стълба); 3) стигам; настигам (to, with); 4) усилвам се, разразявам се, разраствам се (за пожар, огън, вятър и пр.); the sea is \get upting up морето се надига, почва да се вълнува; 5) поскъпвам (за стока); 6) подготвям, организирам, осъществявам; 7) приготвям, придавам добър търговски вид на; оформям ( книга); a nicely got up article изкусурен, изпипан предмет; 8) гримирам; обличам (се); нагласям; сресвам; 9) маскирам се; to \get up o.s. up издокарвам се; контя се; 10) поставям ( пиеса); 11) вдигам ( котва); 12) отскачам високо (за топка); 13) подбуждам, подстрекавам; фабрикувам, измислям; to \get up up to mischief правя пакост; 14) разсърдвам (се), дразня се, гневя се; 15) вдигам, подбирам, плаша ( дивеч); • to \get up o.'s back up ядосвам се; заинатявам се; to \get up the wind up sl плаша се, страхувам се. -
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2) figto get in on — réussir à s'introduire dans [project, scheme]
to get in on the deal — (colloq) faire partie du coup
3) ( return home) rentrer4) ( arrive at destination) arriver5) ( penetrate) pénétrer6) Politics [party] passer; [candidate] être élu7) School, University [applicant] être admis8) ( associate)to get in with — se mettre bien avec [person]
get [something] in, get in [something]9) ( buy) acheter10) ( fit into space)12) ( hand in) rendre [essay]13) ( include) placerI'll try to get in a bit of tennis — (colloq) j'essayerai de faire un peu de tennis
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28 get on
get on а) делать успехи, преуспевать How is he getting on? как (идут) егодела? б) стареть; стариться в) приближаться (о времени) it is getting on forsupper-time время близится к ужину г) надевать Get your coat on quickly, thetaxi's waiting. д) садиться (на лошадь) Don't be afraid of the horse, Get on!е) уживаться, ладить (with) How are you and your new neighbour getting on?Does she Get on well with your aunt? ж) продолжать let's Get on with themeeting продолжим собрание з) спешить с чем-л. Get on, we shall miss the trainat this rate. Get on with it, we've a train to catch! -
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1) ( climb aboard) monter2) ( work)3) GB ( like each other) bien s'entendre4) ( fare)5) ( cope)6) GB ( approach)7) ( grow late)8) ( grow old)to be getting on a bit — se faire vieux/vieille
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['get'ɔn]v1) садиться- get on a bus- get on at the next corner2) продвигаться, делать успехи, добиваться успеха- get on in life- get on with the translation3) ладить, уживатьсяShe is not an easy person to get on. — С ней трудно ладить
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[get](got; got) 1) əldə etmək, almaq; 2) olmaq; get better yaxşılaşmaq; get warm istiləşmək, qızışmaq; get in içəri girmək; get out çölə çıxmaq, bayıra çıxmaq; get up ayağa qalxmaq, yataqdan qalxmaq; have ilə bir yerdə söz birləşmələrində tərcümə olunmur: have you got a pencil? Karandaşın varmı? I've got one. Varımdır; get on: How are you getting on? İşləriniz necədir)? -
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get clearanceполучать разрешениеget downснижатьсяget into the aerodromeприземляться на аэродромеget offотрываться от землиget on the courseвыходить на заданный курсget out of controlтерять управлениеget the heightнабирать заданную высоту -
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get up а) вставать, подниматься (тж. на гору) The hill was so steep thatthe old car had difficulty getting up. б) садиться (в экипаж, на лошадь) в)усиливаться (о пожаре, ветре, буре) There's a wind getting up. I hope theboats are safe. г) дорожать (о товарах) д) подготавливать, осуществлять;оформлять (книгу); ставить (пьесу) The children are getting up a play for nextweek. е) гримировать, наряжать; причесывать to get oneself up тщательноодеться, вырядиться Mary got herself up in a nice new dress. ж) поднимать(якорь) з) вспугнуть дичь и) усиленно изучать что-л. How quickly can you getup this piece for the concert? I have to get up a talk for the club's nextmeeting. к) раздражать, наживать себе врага (against) I hope you don't get upagainst the director in one of his bad tempers. л) доходить до чего-л. (to)The history lessons get up to the year 1642 and then stop м) выкинуть, сделатьчто-л. плохое или странное (to) Whatever will the students get up to next? Hasthat cat been getting up to its silly tricks again? -
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[ʹgetʹbaı] phr v1. проходитьplease, let me get by - пропустите меня, пожалуйста
I got by - я прошёл; я сдал
this work can just get by - эту работу только-только можно засчитать; ≅ еле тянет на тройку
3. = get away 6he hoped that it would get by - он надеялся, что это пройдёт незамеченным
4. = get along 1she gets by on very little money - она обходится очень небольшой суммой денег
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35 ■ get to
■ get tov. i. + prep.1 arrivare (o giungere) a; andare in: DIALOGO → - Asking about routine 2- How do you get to work?, in che modo vai al lavoro?; DIALOGO → - On the bus- How do I get to Shepherd's Bush by bus?, come posso arrivare in autobus a Shepherd's Bush?2 mettersi a; cominciare a: I must get to work at once, devo mettermi al lavoro subito; DIALOGO → - Discussing university- I've settled in now and I've got to like it here, ora mi sono ambientato e ha cominciato a piacermi questo posto3 (riuscire a) raggiungere (o a contattare); avvicinare: We must find a new way to get to our prospective customers, dobbiamo trovare un modo nuovo di avvicinare i nostri possibili clienti5 farsi sentire: My headache is getting to me now, adesso il mio mal di testa si fa sentire □ ( anche boxe) to get to one's feet, rimettersi in piedi; rialzarsi. -
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get to а) приниматься за что-л. We must get to work at once( on the newbuilding plans). б) добраться до чего-л. to get to close quarters mil. сбли-зиться, подойти на близкую дистанцию; fig. сцепиться ( в споре); столкнутьсялицом к лицу в) to get smb. to уговорить кого-л. сделать что-л. г) быть поня-тым I've tried to help the troublesome boy, but I can't seem to get to him. д)трогать чьи-л. чувства His sad story really got to me, and I was moved to helphim. -
37 get at
get at 1) достигам, добирам се до; 2) свързвам се с (по телефон); установявам връзка с; 3) попадам; 4) подкупвам; the witness had been got at свидетелите бяха подкупени; 5) sl нападам, нахвърлям се върху; you're always \get atting at me ти постоянно се заяждаш с мен; винаги ме критикуваш; who are you \get atting at? в чия градина хвърляш камъни, кого имаш предвид? what are you \get atting at? накъде биеш? за какво намекваш? let me \get at at him! само да ми падне (в ръцете)! 6) подигравам се на, осмивам; заблуждавам, измамвам; -
38 get at
get at [sb., sth.]2) (spoil)3) (criticize) dare addosso a [ person]4) (insinuate)* * *1) (to reach (a place, thing etc): The farm is very difficult to get at.) raggiungere2) (to suggest or imply (something): What are you getting at?) insinuare3) (to point out (a person's faults) or make fun of (a person): He's always getting at me.) punzecchiare* * *vi + prep1) (gain access to: object) arrivare a (prendere), (place) raggiungere, arrivare a, (ascertain: facts, truth) accertare, scoprire2)to get at sb — (fam: criticize, attack) prendersela con qn
3) (fam: imply) avere in mente* * *get at [sb., sth.]2) (spoil)3) (criticize) dare addosso a [ person]4) (insinuate) -
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1) (from bed, chair etc) se lever ( from de)2) ( on ledge etc) monter3) Meteorology [storm] se préparer; [wind] se lever4)to get up to — ( reach) arriver à
what did you get up to? — fig ( something enjoyable) qu'est-ce que tu as fait de beau?; ( something mischievous) qu'est-ce que tu as fabriqué? (colloq)
get up [something]5) arriver en haut de [hill, ladder]6) ( increase) augmenter [speed]7) ( muster) former [group]; faire [petition]; obtenir [support]get [something] up organiser -
40 get at
get at а) добраться, достигнуть I can't get at the top branches, can youbring the ladder? б) дозвониться (по телефону) в) понять, постигнуть I cannotget at the meaning я не могу понять смысла г) coll. подкупать The prisonersescaped after getting at the guards to leave the gate open. д) coll. высмеи-вать е) открывать It is always difficult to get at the truth. ж) снова начи-нать работу I'd like to get at repainting the house as soon as the weather issuitable. з) предлагать What are you getting at? и) ругать, приставать спросьбами, надоедать She's always getting at the children for one thing oranother. I feel I'm being got at. Stop getting at me to clean my shoes, I'lldo them tonight.
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