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Spanish Equivalents for Get Phrasal Verbs
Spanish equivalents for common English phrasal verbs with get, grouped by movement, recovery, communication, progress, relationships, and daily actions.
Table of Contents
Movement
- 01
Levantarse temprano
to get up early
- 02
Subirse al autobús
to get on the bus
- 03
Bajarse del tren
to get off the train
- 04
Entrar en el coche
to get in the car
- 05
Salir del taxi
to get out of the taxi
- 06
Llegar a casa
to get home
- 07
Moverse por la ciudad
to get around the city
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Recovery
- 08
Recuperarse de una gripe
to get over the flu
- 09
Superar una ruptura
to get over a breakup
- 10
Mejorar poco a poco
to get better gradually
- 11
Reponerse del susto
to get over a scare
- 12
Ponerse al día
to get up to date
- 13
Recuperarse de la resaca
to get over a hangover
- 14
Volver a la normalidad
to get back to normal
Communication
- 15
Comunicarse con soporte
to get through to support
- 16
Entender el mensaje
to get the message
- 17
Transmitir la idea
to get the idea across
- 18
Recibir noticias
to get news
- 19
Responder a tiempo
to get back in time
- 20
Convencer al equipo
to get the team on board
- 21
Hacerse entender
to get oneself understood
Success and Progress
- 22
Salir adelante
to get ahead
- 23
Avanzar en el proyecto
to get on with the project
- 24
Lograr buenos resultados
to get good results
- 25
Aprobar el examen
to get through the exam
- 26
Acabar el trabajo
to get the work done
- 27
Resolver el problema
to get around the problem
- 28
Conseguir el puesto
to get the position
Relationships
- 29
Llevarse bien
to get along
- 30
Enfadarse con alguien
to get angry with someone
- 31
Reconciliarse después
to get back together later
- 32
Conocer a alguien
to get to know someone
- 33
Dejar una relación
to get out of a relationship
- 34
Superar a alguien
to get over someone
- 35
Juntarse con amigos
to get together with friends
Avoidance and Daily Actions
- 36
Escaparse de una tarea
to get out of a task
- 37
Evitar una multa
to get out of a fine
- 38
Salirse con la suya
to get away with it
- 39
Vestirse rápido
to get dressed quickly
- 40
Prepararse para salir
to get ready to leave
- 41
Deshacerse de papeles
to get rid of papers
- 42
Acostumbrarse al horario
to get used to the schedule
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