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21 get out
1) (exit) uscire (through, by da)2) (make social outing) uscire3) (resign) andarsene4) (alight) scendere5) (be let out) [ prisoner] uscire, essere rilasciato7) (bring out) tirare fuori [ handkerchief]I couldn't get the words out — non riuscivo a tirare fuori o fare uscire le parole
10) (take on loan) prendere in prestito [ library book]; get [sb.] out (release) fare uscire, (fare) rilasciare [ prisoner]to get sth. out of sth. — (bring out) tirare fuori qcs. da qcs.; (find and remove) tirare via qcs. da qcs. [ stuck object]
* * *1) (to leave or escape: No-one knows how the lion got out.) scappare2) ((of information) to become known: I've no idea how word got out that you were leaving.) trapelare* * *1. vt + advto get out (of) — (take out) tirare fuori (da), (money: from bank) ritirare (da), (stain) levare (da), togliere (da), (book: from library) prendere in prestito (da)
2. vi + adv(news) venirsi a sapere, spargersito get out (of) — (go out) uscire (da), (leave) andar via (da), uscire (da), (from vehicle) scendere (da), (escape) scappare (da)
* * *1) (exit) uscire (through, by da)2) (make social outing) uscire3) (resign) andarsene4) (alight) scendere5) (be let out) [ prisoner] uscire, essere rilasciato7) (bring out) tirare fuori [ handkerchief]I couldn't get the words out — non riuscivo a tirare fuori o fare uscire le parole
10) (take on loan) prendere in prestito [ library book]; get [sb.] out (release) fare uscire, (fare) rilasciare [ prisoner]to get sth. out of sth. — (bring out) tirare fuori qcs. da qcs.; (find and remove) tirare via qcs. da qcs. [ stuck object]
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22 get over
2) superare, rimettersi da [illness, shock]I can't get over it — (in amazement) non me ne capacito
3) (surmount) superare [ problem]to get sth. over with — farla finita con qcs
she never got over him — non lo ha mai dimenticato; get [sb., sth.] over (cause to cross) fare passare [qcn., qcs.] su [ bridge]; fare superare a qcn., qcs. [wall etc.]
* * *1) (to recover from (an illness, surprise, disappointment etc): I've got over my cold now; I can't get over her leaving so suddenly.) rimettersi; superare2) (to manage to make (oneself or something) understood: We must get our message over to the general public.) far capire3) ((with with) to do (something one does not want to do): I'm not looking forward to this meeting, but let's get it over (with).) togliersi il pensiero* * *1. vi + adv(cross) attraversare2. vi + prep1) (cross) attraversare2) (recover from: illness) riprendersi da, rimettersi da, (disappointment) superare, (surprise, shock) riaversi da3) (overcome: difficulty) superare, (shyness) vincere3. vt + adv1) (transport across) far passare2) (have done with) finire una buona voltalet's get it over (with) — facciamolo, così ci togliamo il pensiero
3) (communicate: idea) comunicare, passare* * *2) superare, rimettersi da [illness, shock]I can't get over it — (in amazement) non me ne capacito
3) (surmount) superare [ problem]to get sth. over with — farla finita con qcs
she never got over him — non lo ha mai dimenticato; get [sb., sth.] over (cause to cross) fare passare [qcn., qcs.] su [ bridge]; fare superare a qcn., qcs. [wall etc.]
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23 get through
1) (squeeze through) passare2) tel.to get through to sb. — parlare con qcn. (al telefono)
to get through to — comunicare con, convincere [ person]
4) [news, supplies] arrivare5) [ examinee] passare, farcela; get through [sth.]6) attraversare, passare attraverso [checkpoint, mud]; arrivare alla fine di, finire [ book]; finire [meal, task]; superare, passare [exam, qualifying round]I get through two notebooks a week — consumo due block notes alla settimana; get [sb., sth.] through
8) (squeeze through) fare passare [object, person]9) (help to endure) [encouragement, strength of character] aiutare ad andare avanti11) pol. fare passare [ bill]* * *1) (to finish (work etc): We got through a lot of work today.) terminare2) (to pass (an examination).) passare3) (to arrive, usually with some difficulty: The food got through to the fort despite the enemy's attempts to stop it.) arrivare4) (to make oneself understood: I just can't get through to her any more.) farsi capire* * *1. vi + prep1) (pass through: window) passare per or da, (crowd) passare attraverso, farsi strada attraverso3) (pass: exam) passare2. vt + prep(cause to succeed: student) far passare, (proposal, bill) far passare a, far approvare a3. vt + adv(succeed in sending: message, supplies) far arrivare or pervenire, (Pol: bill) far passare or approvare4. vi + adv1) (pass through) passare, (news, supplies: arrive) raggiungere2) (pass, be accepted) passare3) (finish) finire, terminare4) Telec ottenere la comunicazione or la lineato get through to sb — mettersi in contatto con qn, (fig: communicate with) comunicare con qn
* * *1) (squeeze through) passare2) tel.to get through to sb. — parlare con qcn. (al telefono)
to get through to — comunicare con, convincere [ person]
4) [news, supplies] arrivare5) [ examinee] passare, farcela; get through [sth.]6) attraversare, passare attraverso [checkpoint, mud]; arrivare alla fine di, finire [ book]; finire [meal, task]; superare, passare [exam, qualifying round]I get through two notebooks a week — consumo due block notes alla settimana; get [sb., sth.] through
8) (squeeze through) fare passare [object, person]9) (help to endure) [encouragement, strength of character] aiutare ad andare avanti11) pol. fare passare [ bill] -
24 get down
[ʹgetʹdaʋn] phr v1. спускаться, сходить, слезатьplease, may I get down? - можно /разрешите/ мне выйти из-за стола?
2. снять3. записыватьget down every word she says - запишите дословно всё, что она говорит
4. серьёзно заняться (чем-л.), приступить (к чему-л.)get down to peeling potatoes! - принимайтесь за чистку картофеля!
I shall get down to this problem - я займусь изучением /рассмотрением/ этого вопроса
when you get down to it... - если разобраться...
when you get down to it there's not much difference between the two - по существу между этими двумя почти нет разницы
5. угнетать, раздражать; утомлять; огорчатьthis continual wet weather is getting me down - эти постоянные дожди портят мне настроение
don't let it get you down! - держись!, не поддавайся!
6. проглотить (таблетку и т. п.)7. подстрелить (дичь, птицу и т. п.) -
25 get on
[ʹgetʹɒn] phr v1. надеватьget your hat [coat] on - надень, шляпу [пальто]
2. = get along 1how is he getting on? - как у него идут дела?
3. преуспевать, делать успехиif you want to get on you must... - если хочешь преуспеть /чего-нибудь добиться/, ты должен...
4. продвигатьсяto get on with one's work - продвинуться вперёд (в работе); делать успехи в работе
do get on! - а) давай работай!; б) продолжай, пожалуйста!
while he was getting on with the job... - пока он занимался делом...
it is getting on for supper-time - время близится к ужину, скоро ужин
5. заставлять двигаться или идти вперёдhe is good at getting his pupils on - он умеет заставить своих учеников работать
6. поправляться7. = get along 5it's hard to get on with such a man - с таким человеком трудно ужиться /поладить/
8. (with) пользоваться успехом9. узнавать (что-л.)10. добираться (до чего-л.)the police got on to him at once - полиция тотчас же напала на его след /обнаружила его/
11. амер. начать осознавать, понимать что-л.people are getting on to the fact that... - люди начинают понимать /осознавать/, что...
12. связываться; вступать в контактhow will we get on to him? - как нам с ним связаться?
13. приставать -
26 get up
1) (from bed, chair etc.) tirarsi su, alzarsi2) (on horse, ledge etc.) montare4)to get up to — (reach) arrivare (fino) a [page, upper floor]
what did you get up to? — fig. (sth. enjoyable) che cosa hai fatto di bello? (sth. mischievous) che cosa hai combinato? get up [sth.]
5) arrivare in cima a [hill, ladder]6) (increase) aumentare [ speed]* * *1) (to (cause to) get out of bed: I got up at seven o'clock; Get John up at seven o'clock.) alzarsi; svegliare2) (to stand up.) alzarsi3) (to increase (usually speed).) prendere (velocità)4) (to arrange, organize or prepare (something): We must get up some sort of celebration for him when he leaves.) organizzare* * *1. vi + adv1) (rise: from chair, bed) alzarsi, (wind) alzarsi, levarsi2) (climb up) salire2. vt + adv1) (person: from chair, floor) sollevare, tirar su, (wake) far alzare, svegliare2) (gather: strength, speed) prendere3) (fam: organize: celebrations) organizzare4)(
fam: dress up: person) to get o.s. up in — farsi bello (-a) conto get o.s. up as — travestirsi da
3. vi + prep* * *1) (from bed, chair etc.) tirarsi su, alzarsi2) (on horse, ledge etc.) montare4)to get up to — (reach) arrivare (fino) a [page, upper floor]
what did you get up to? — fig. (sth. enjoyable) che cosa hai fatto di bello? (sth. mischievous) che cosa hai combinato? get up [sth.]
5) arrivare in cima a [hill, ladder]6) (increase) aumentare [ speed] -
27 get along
[ʹgetəʹlɒŋ] phr v1. жить; прожить; обходитьсяhow are you getting along? - как вы поживаете?, как дела?
how are you? - Getting along! - как поживаешь? - Помаленьку!
they can scarcely get along on their income - они едва могут прожить на свои скромные доходы
she never managed to get along on her salary - ей никак не удавалось укладываться в зарплату
he thinks he can get along without trying hard - он думает, что ему это удастся без особых усилий
how will she get along without him? - как она будет жить без него?
2. преуспевать, делать успехиhow are you getting along with /in/ your English? - как у вас дела с английским?
3. уходить; двигаться; продвигатьсяget along! - проходите!
get along with you! - эмоц.-усил. а) иди ты!, ерунда!; не болтай глупостей!; да ну тебя!; б) проваливай!
4. стареть (тж. get along in years)5. ладить, быть в хороших отношенияхto get along well with smb. - быть в хороших отношениях с кем-л.
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28 get in
[ʹgetʹın] phr v1. входить; влезатьget in! - влезай!
the car drove up and they got in - подъехала машина, и они сели
2. приводить, проводитьhow will you get me in there? - как ты меня проведёшь туда?
3. прибывать, приходить4. вкладывать, всовывать; втискивать; протаскивать5. влезать, втискиватьсяto get in between two people - а) втиснуться между двумя людьми (стоящими, сидящими и т. п.); б) вмешиваться в дела двух человек
6. близко познакомиться (с кем-л.), подружиться, сойтись (с кем-л.); подлизываться (к кому-л.)I got in with them - я подружился с ними, мы стали близкими друзьями
he tried to get in with the headmaster - он пытался завоевать доверие директора школы
7. присоединятьсяwe want you to get in - мы хотим, чтобы вы присоединились; мы хотим, чтобы вы вошли (в дело, компанию и т. п.)
8. 1) пройти ( на выборах); попасть (в учебное заведение и т. п.)he got in for Cheshire - он был выбран членом парламента от графства Чешир
did your son get in? - ваш сын поступил?
2) провести, устроитьI couldn't get my best pupil in - я не смог устроить своего лучшего ученика
9. закупать, запасатьсяto get in supplies - сделать запасы (продовольствия и т. п.)
10. собирать ( урожай)the farmers were busy getting in the crop - фермеры были заняты уборкой урожая
12. наносить ( удар)13. правильно рассчитатьto get in the steps - спорт. уложиться в число шагов ( при разбеге)
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29 get up
[ʹgetʹʌp] phr v1. 1) вставать, подниматьсяget up out of bed! - вставай с постели!
2) поднимать, заставлять вставать, подниматься3. 1) увеличиватьto get up speed - увеличивать /набирать/ скорость
to get up steam - а) поднять /развести/ пары; б) развить энергию; в) лезть в бутылку
when she gets up steam she can... - когда она разозлится, она может...
2) усиливаться, увеличиваться4. разг. подготавливать, организовывать, устраивать; основыватьto get up a concert - организовать /устроить/ концерт
to get up a dance - устроить танцы /бал/
5. разг.1) нарядно одевать; наряжать; гримироватьthey got her up as a Spanish dancer - они нарядили её в костюм испанской танцовщицы
he got himself up so that no one recognized him - он нарядился /загримировался/ так, что его никто не узнал
6. наводить блеск (на что-л.); гладить; крахмалитьhave these shirts got up - приготовьте /выстирайте, накрахмальте, выгладите/ эти рубашки
8. доходить, достигатьwe got up to page seventeen last lesson - на прошлом уроке мы дошли до семнадцатой страницы
9. разг. затевать; замышлятьyou never know what he'll get up to next - никогда не знаешь, что он ещё выкинет
he always gets up to mischief - он всегда затевает какое-нибудь баловство /придумывает какую-нибудь шалость/
10. подстёгивать, подгонять ( лошадь)get up! - но!, пошла!
11. вспугнуть ( дичь)12. усиленно изучать (что-л.)what subjects have you to get up for the entrance exam? - какие предметы ты должен готовить к вступительным экзаменам?
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30 ■ 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. -
31 ■ get into
■ get intoA v. i. + prep.1 entrare, penetrare, introdursi in2 (riuscire a) entrare: My new car doesn't get into the garage, la mia macchina nuova non entra in garage3 entrare in ( un indumento); mettersi; infilarsi: I can't get into this skirt anymore, questa gonna non mi entra più4 ( di un veicolo) arrivare in (o a): My train got into Euston Station at 4 p.m., il mio treno è arrivato a Euston alle 166 mettersi ( anche fig.): Don't get into trouble!, non metterti nei guai!; to get into a mess, mettersi nei pasticci7 entrare a far parte di; entrare in (fig.): He got into Harvard, è entrato (o è stato ammesso) a Harvard9 (fam.) fare la mano (o l'abitudine) a: Once you get into skiing, you'll like it, quando ti sarai abituato, ti piacerà sciare11 (fig.) prendere, succedere (impers.): What's got into him, I wonder?, che cosa gli ha preso?; cosa gli è successo?; che cos'ha?B v. t. + prep.1 far entrare; mettere dentro (o in); inserire, infilare in: I cannot get the key into the lock, non riesco a infilare la chiave nella serratura2 far salire, far montare: Get him into the car!, fallo salire (o mettilo) in macchina!4 (fig.) spingere a; gettare in braccio a (fig.) □ to get into debt, coprirsi di debiti; indebitarsi □ to get into a habit, prendere un'abitudine □ (fig.) to get it into one's head, mettersi in testa qualcosa: She got it into her head that her husband had another woman, si è messa in testa che il marito avesse un'altra donna □ to get into a rage (o a temper), arrabbiarsi; andare in bestia □ to get sb. into a rage, fare arrabbiare (o mandare in bestia) q. -
32 ■ get out of
■ get out ofA v. i. + avv. + prep.1 andare fuori da; uscire da (o di): Get out of my house!, esci dalla mia casa!; When did he get out of jail?, quando è uscito di prigione?2 fuggire, scappare, evadere da: One of the tigers has got out of the zoo, una delle tigri è scappata dallo zoo3 scendere, smontare da ( un veicolo, un automezzo, ecc.): Get out of my car!, scendi dalla mia macchina!; smonta!4 liberarsi di (qc. di sgradito); perdere ( un'abitudine): to get out of a bad habit, perdere una cattiva abitudine5 sottrarsi a; esimersi da; evitare (di fare qc.): I cannot get out of going to the funeral, non posso esimermi dall'andare al funeraleB v. t. + avv. + prep.1 fare uscire, tirare fuori da; cavare, togliere da; portare fuori di: I can't get you out of this muddle, non posso tirarti fuori da questo pasticcio; to get oneself out of a mess [out of trouble], togliersi dai pasticci [dai guai]2 esimere, esonerare da (qc. di sgradito): I'll see if I can get you out of this unpleasant task, vedrò se riesco a evitarti questo compito sgradevole3 tirare fuori, cavare da (fig.); strappare ( una confessione, un segreto, ecc.): The police couldn't get a word out of him, la polizia non è riuscita a cavargli una parola ( di bocca)4 cavare, ricavare, guadagnare da; trovare un utile in (qc.): I tried to read Finnegans Wake, but didn't get anything out of it, ho provato a leggere Finnegans Wake, ma non ci ho cavato niente □ to get a kick out of sb. [st.], ► kick (1), def. 4 □ to get out of debt, liberarsi dei debiti; sdebitarsi □ Get out of here!, vattene di qui!; esci!; fuori! □ (fam.) Get out of it!, ma va; va là!; ma piantala!; questa sì che è bella (o è grossa)! -
33 get into
get into [sth.]2) (be admitted) (as member) entrare in, diventare membro di [ club]; (as student) entrare in, essere ammesso a [ school]I didn't know what I was getting into — fig. non sapevo in che cosa mi stavo imbarcando
3) (squeeze into) entrare in [garment, size]to get into the habit of doing sth. — prendere l'abitudine di fare qcs.
to get into trouble — mettersi nei guai; get [sb., sth.] into fare entrare [qcn.] in [ good school]; fare entrare [qcs.] in [ room]
* * *1) (to put on (clothes etc): Get into your pyjamas.) mettere2) (to begin to be in a particular state or behave in a particular way: He got into a temper.) mettersi; montare3) (to affect strangely: I don't know what has got into him) prendere* * *vi + prep(house, clothes) entrare in, (vehicle) salire in, montare in, (club) entrare in, essere ammesso (-a) a* * *get into [sth.]2) (be admitted) (as member) entrare in, diventare membro di [ club]; (as student) entrare in, essere ammesso a [ school]I didn't know what I was getting into — fig. non sapevo in che cosa mi stavo imbarcando
3) (squeeze into) entrare in [garment, size]to get into the habit of doing sth. — prendere l'abitudine di fare qcs.
to get into trouble — mettersi nei guai; get [sb., sth.] into fare entrare [qcn.] in [ good school]; fare entrare [qcs.] in [ room]
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34 get out of
get out of [sth.]1) uscire da [building, bed, meeting]; scendere da [ vehicle]; uscire da [ prison]; uscire da, lasciare [ organization]; sfuggire a, sottrarsi a [ responsibilities]2) (avoid doing) sottrarsi a, evitare [appointment, meeting]3) (no longer do) perdere [ habit]4) (gain from)* * *(to (help a person etc to) avoid doing something: I wonder how I can get out of washing the dishes; How can I get him out of going to the party?) evitare* * *1. vt + adv + prep(extract: confession, words) tirare fuori di bocca a, (gain from: pleasure, benefit) trarre da2. vi + adv + prep1)See:get out 2.(difficulty) togliersi da, (escape: duty, punishment) sottrarsi a2)* * *get out of [sth.]1) uscire da [building, bed, meeting]; scendere da [ vehicle]; uscire da [ prison]; uscire da, lasciare [ organization]; sfuggire a, sottrarsi a [ responsibilities]2) (avoid doing) sottrarsi a, evitare [appointment, meeting]3) (no longer do) perdere [ habit]4) (gain from) -
35 ■ 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)! -
36 ■ get through
■ get throughA v. i. + avv.1 passare ( anche fig.); arrivare ( a destinazione, ecc.); farcela; superare un esame; ( di una mozione, un disegno di legge) essere approvato: Our coach couldn't get through because of the landslide, il nostro pullman non è riuscito a passare a causa della frana; The bill got through by a margin of ten votes, il disegno di legge è passato (o è stato approvato) con un margine di dieci voti2 (spec. USA) finire; terminare: When we get through, let's take a walk, quando finiamo, facciamo due passiB v. i. + prep.1 passare attraverso; attraversare; superare: We had to get through the snow storms to rescue them, dovemmo passare attraverso le tempeste di neve per salvarli; to get through an exam, superare un esame2 finire; consumare; far fuori (fam.); sperperare: He gets through three bottles of beer every night, fa fuori (o si scola) tre bottiglie di birra tutte le sereC v. t. + prep. o avv.1 far attraversare; far superare: I succeeded in getting her through that difficult period, riuscii a farle superare quel periodo difficile; to get sb. through an exam, far superare un esame a q.2 far approvare ( una mozione, ecc.) (da): The government is trying to get the bill through ( Parliament), il Governo sta cercando di far approvare il disegno di legge (dal parlamento) □ to get through to, comunicare con ( anche fig.); (riuscire a) mettersi in contatto (o a parlare) con (q.); (telef.) (riuscire ad) avere (la comunicazione con): When she is so nervous, I can't get through to her, quando è così nervosa, non riesco a comunicare con lei (o a farmi ascoltare da lei); I rang him up several times, but couldn't get through to him, l'ho chiamato (al telefono) parecchie volte, ma non sono riuscito a parlargli □ to get st. through to sb., far arrivare (o pervenire) qc. a q.; (fig.) far capire qc. a q.; far entrare qc. nella testa a q.: It took a lot to get it through to her, ci volle del bello e del buono per farglielo capire □ (fam. spec. USA) to get through with st., liberarsi (o sbarazzarsi) di qc.; finire, terminare qc.; sbrigare qc. -
37 get around
1) (move, spread) get about2)I haven't got around to it yet — non ci sono ancora arrivato, non ho ancora avuto il tempo di occuparmene; get around [sth.] (circumvent) aggirare [problem, law]
* * *1) ((of stories, rumours etc) to become well known: I don't know how the story got around that she was leaving her job.) circolare2) ((of people) to be active or involved in many activities: He really gets around, doesn't he!) essere attivo* * *1. vi + adv1)See:2)See:get round 2.2. vi + prepSee:get round 1.* * *1) (move, spread) get about2)I haven't got around to it yet — non ci sono ancora arrivato, non ho ancora avuto il tempo di occuparmene; get around [sth.] (circumvent) aggirare [problem, law]
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38 get round
* * *1) (to persuade (a person etc) to do something to one's own advantage: She can always get round her grandfather by giving him a big smile.) convincere2) (to solve (a problem etc): We can easily get round these few difficulties.) eludere* * *1. vi + prep2. vi + adv* * * -
39 get out
get out а) выходить, вылезать (from, of - из) to get out of shape потерятьформу to get out of sight исчезнуть из поля зрения get out! уходи!, провали-вай! б) вынимать, вытаскивать (from, of - из) в) произнести, вымолвить Thespeaker was so nervous that he could hardly get our more than a sentence. г)стать известным (о секрете) How did the news of his appointment gel out beforeit was officially made known? д) выведывать, выспрашивать е) бросить (привычкуи т. п.) (of) How can I get out of the habit of smoking? Joining a group willhelp to get you out of the habit. ж) избегать делать что-л. з) what did youget out of his lecture? что вы вынесли из его лекции? what did you get out ofthe deal? сколько вы заработали на этой сделке? и) уходить, сбегать Themeeting went on late, so I got out as soon as I could. к) публиковать How longdoes it take each day to get the newspaper out? л) готовить I have to go andwork, I must get out my next speech. м) высчитывать These days, scientists usecomputers to help them to get out the difficult calculations concerned withspace travel. н) заставить кого-л. устроить забастовку If we get all theworkers out, we may be able to force the government to act. -
40 get away
[ʹgetəʹweı] phr v1. удрать; ускользнуть, улизнутьyou can't get away from it!, there's no getting away from it! - а) от этого не уйдёшь; б) ничего нельзя изменить, ничего нельзя поделать
2. выбираться, уходить, уезжатьget away! (тж. get away with you!) - эмоц.-усил. а) прочь!, вон!; уходите!; б) ну да!, перестань валять дурака!, брось свои шутки!
3. увозитьyou must get the children away - вы должны увести ( или увезти) детей
4. помочь выбратьсяthe doctors told him to get her away from it all - врачи велели ему увезти её подальше, чтобы она отвлеклась от всего, что было
5. освобождатьсяcan you get away for a holiday? - вы можете устроить себе отпуск?
look, he's getting away with it! - смотри, у него это выходит!
he always gets away with it - он всегда выходит из положения /сухим из воды/
he got away with a mere apology - ему удалось отделаться простым извинением
7. спорт. начинать; броситься вперёд, рвануться8. амер. авт. проф. трогать с места9. амер. ав. проф. взлетать10. мор. проф. выпускать, выбрасывать
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