英:[ɡet ˈɑ:ftə]
美:[ɡɛt ˈæftɚ]
英:[ɡet ˈɑ:ftə]
美:[ɡɛt ˈæftɚ]
追捕;攻击;催促;责备
verb
transitive verb
to gain possession of
got a new bicycle
to receive as a return : earn
he got a bad reputation for carelessness
to obtain by concession or entreaty
get your mother's permission to go
to become affected by (a disease or bodily condition) : catch
got measles from his sister
to seek out and obtain
hoped to get dinner at the inn
to obtain and bring where wanted or needed
get a pencil from the desk
beget
to cause to come or go
quickly got his luggage through customs
to cause to move
get it out of the house
to cause to be in a certain position or condition
got his feet wet
to make ready : prepare
get breakfast
to be subjected to
got a bad fall
to receive by way of punishment
to suffer a specified injury to
got my nose broken
to achieve as a result of military activity
to obtain or receive by way of benefit or advantage get the better of an enemy
he got little for his trouble
seize
The dog got the thief by the leg.
overcome
Such practices will surely get you in the end.
to have an emotional effect on
the final scene always gets me
irritate
the delays were starting to get her
puzzle
This problem really gets me.
to take vengeance onspecifically: kill
hit
to prevail on : cause
finally got them to tidy up their room
have—used in the present perfect tense form with present meaning
I've got no money
to have as an obligation or necessity—used in the present perfect tense form with present meaning
you have got to come
to find out by calculation
get the answer to a problem
memorize
got the verse by heart
hear
Sorry, but I didn't get your name.
understand
he got the joke
to establish communication with
to put out in baseball
deliver sense 6b
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon
intransitive verb
to succeed in coming or going : to bring or move oneself got into the car
get away to the country
to reach or enter into a certain condition
got to sleep after midnight
to make progress
hasn't gotten far with the essay
to acquire wealth
to be able
never got to go to college
to come to be—often used with following present participle
got talking about old times
to succeed in becoming : become
how to get clear of all the debts I owe—William Shakespeare
to become involved
people who get into trouble with the law
to leave immediately
told them to get
auxiliary verb
—used with the past participle of transitive verbs as a passive voice auxiliary
they got caught in the act
noun (1)
something begotten:
lineage
a return of a difficult shot in a game (such as tennis)
noun (2)
a document of release from obligation in Jewish lawspecifically: a bill of divorce
a religious divorce by Jewish law
verb
transitive verb
to gain possession of
got a new bicycle
to receive as a return : earn
he got a bad reputation for carelessness
to obtain by concession or entreaty
get your mother's permission to go
to become affected by (a disease or bodily condition) : catch
got measles from his sister
to seek out and obtain
hoped to get dinner at the inn
to obtain and bring where wanted or needed
get a pencil from the desk
beget
to cause to come or go
quickly got his luggage through customs
to cause to move
get it out of the house
to cause to be in a certain position or condition
got his feet wet
to make ready : prepare
get breakfast
to be subjected to
got a bad fall
to receive by way of punishment
to suffer a specified injury to
got my nose broken
to achieve as a result of military activity
to obtain or receive by way of benefit or advantage get the better of an enemy
he got little for his trouble
seize
The dog got the thief by the leg.
overcome
Such practices will surely get you in the end.
to have an emotional effect on
the final scene always gets me
irritate
the delays were starting to get her
puzzle
This problem really gets me.
to take vengeance onspecifically: kill
hit
to prevail on : cause
finally got them to tidy up their room
have—used in the present perfect tense form with present meaning
I've got no money
to have as an obligation or necessity—used in the present perfect tense form with present meaning
you have got to come
to find out by calculation
get the answer to a problem
memorize
got the verse by heart
hear
Sorry, but I didn't get your name.
understand
he got the joke
to establish communication with
to put out in baseball
deliver sense 6b
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon
intransitive verb
to succeed in coming or going : to bring or move oneself got into the car
get away to the country
to reach or enter into a certain condition
got to sleep after midnight
to make progress
hasn't gotten far with the essay
to acquire wealth
to be able
never got to go to college
to come to be—often used with following present participle
got talking about old times
to succeed in becoming : become
how to get clear of all the debts I owe—William Shakespeare
to become involved
people who get into trouble with the law
to leave immediately
told them to get
auxiliary verb
—used with the past participle of transitive verbs as a passive voice auxiliary
they got caught in the act
noun (1)
something begotten:
lineage
a return of a difficult shot in a game (such as tennis)
noun (2)
a document of release from obligation in Jewish lawspecifically: a bill of divorce
a religious divorce by Jewish law
Verb and Noun (1) Middle English, from Old Norse geta to get, beget; akin to Old English bigietan to beget, Latin prehendere to seize, grasp, Greek chandanein to hold, contain Noun (2) Late Hebrew gēṭ
The first known use of get was in the 13th century
getverb
to gain possession of (as by receiving, acquiring, earning, buying, or winning) got first prize get a dog
get a present
to obtain by request or as a favor
get your mother's permission
to come to have
get a good night's sleep
to come down with (an illness) : catch
get the measles
to succeed in coming or going got home early
got out
to cause to come or go
got the car to the gas station
to become the father of : beget
to cause to be in a certain condition got her feet wet
got his hair cut
become sense 1 get better it's getting warmer
get sick
prepare sense 2
started getting dinner
baffle entry 1 sense 1, puzzle
the third question got everybody
irritate sense 1
don't let it get you
hit entry 1 sense 1c
got him in the leg
kill entry 1 sense 1
swore to get them
to be subjected to or experience
get a broken nose
to receive as punishment
got six months for stealing
to find out by calculation
got the right answer
to hear correctly
I didn't get your name
understand sense 1a I get you
now I've got it
persuade, induce
couldn't get her to agree
have entry 1 sense 1—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
I've got no time
to have to : must—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
has got to come
to be able
got to go swimming
deliver sense 6
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon
to leave immediately
told them to get
getverb
to gain possession of (as by receiving, acquiring, earning, buying, or winning) got first prize get a dog
get a present
to obtain by request or as a favor
get your mother's permission
to come to have
get a good night's sleep
to come down with (an illness) : catch
get the measles
to succeed in coming or going got home early
got out
to cause to come or go
got the car to the gas station
to become the father of : beget
to cause to be in a certain condition got her feet wet
got his hair cut
become sense 1 get better it's getting warmer
get sick
prepare sense 2
started getting dinner
baffle entry 1 sense 1, puzzle
the third question got everybody
irritate sense 1
don't let it get you
hit entry 1 sense 1c
got him in the leg
kill entry 1 sense 1
swore to get them
to be subjected to or experience
get a broken nose
to receive as punishment
got six months for stealing
to find out by calculation
got the right answer
to hear correctly
I didn't get your name
understand sense 1a I get you
now I've got it
persuade, induce
couldn't get her to agree
have entry 1 sense 1—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
I've got no time
to have to : must—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
has got to come
to be able
got to go swimming
deliver sense 6
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon
to leave immediately
told them to get
getverb
to gain possession of (as by receiving, acquiring, earning, buying, or winning) got first prize get a dog
get a present
to obtain by request or as a favor
get your mother's permission
to come to have
get a good night's sleep
to come down with (an illness) : catch
get the measles
to succeed in coming or going got home early
got out
to cause to come or go
got the car to the gas station
to become the father of : beget
to cause to be in a certain condition got her feet wet
got his hair cut
become sense 1 get better it's getting warmer
get sick
prepare sense 2
started getting dinner
baffle entry 1 sense 1, puzzle
the third question got everybody
irritate sense 1
don't let it get you
hit entry 1 sense 1c
got him in the leg
kill entry 1 sense 1
swore to get them
to be subjected to or experience
get a broken nose
to receive as punishment
got six months for stealing
to find out by calculation
got the right answer
to hear correctly
I didn't get your name
understand sense 1a I get you
now I've got it
persuade, induce
couldn't get her to agree
have entry 1 sense 1—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
I've got no time
to have to : must—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
has got to come
to be able
got to go swimming
deliver sense 6
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon
to leave immediately
told them to get
1 in some animal species, a new mate will refuse to raise another male's get
2 Most sciatica patients are delighted with the results they get after weeks or months of care.
大部份坐骨神经的患者,都因接受整脊数周或数月后,减轻了疼痛.
3 Get clearance for an international pursuit.
联系墨西哥方面拿到国际追击的许可。
4 You need to get your mother's permission to go.
5 I got a letter from my lawyer.
6 He got a new bicycle for his birthday.
7 It took us a while to get a taxi.
8 Did you get my message?
9 You should know that you will get after paying.
要知道,努力总会有回报的.
10 She hasn't been able to get a job.
11 Our fighters are seeking after the enemy.
我们的战士正在追击敌人。
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13 It took us a while to get the waiter's attention.
14 If you want to be successful you need to get a good education.
15 Jim, get after him.
吉姆, 追上他.
16 They've been onto me for ages to get a job.
很久以来,他们一直催促我找份工作。
17 Firas Abdullah/Anadolu via Getty Images While Champs-Élysées gets no shortage of visitors, its composition has changed significantly as real estate values have increased, pricing out shops and cinemas that catered to locals.
18 Don't blame on him,after all,he is a green hand.
不要责备他,他毕竟是个新手。
19 Mother gets after me to wash my own clothes.
妈妈催促我洗自己的衣服。
20 Mrs.Smith lets her children get away with murder.
史密斯太太放任其孩子为所欲为而不加责备。
1 责备
accusing reproachful reproving reprehensive criminatory reprovingly reproachingly jobation reflection prick reproach censure accusal impugnment scold check score blame condemn upbraid dispraise reprehend rap on the knuckles put it across sit upon blame for land on ticking off talking stage
2 责骂
reproachful shent rating rap railing twit scolding dressing-down talking-to vituperation bollocking telling-off flite setdown rail scold chide vituperate betongue score lecture carpet lash taunt reproach bollock reprove objurgate rail at give a rap on the knuckles dish it out what for light into rail against talking stage