英语释义

1. to gain possession of
got a new bicycle

2. to receive as a return earn
he got a bad reputation for carelessness

3. to obtain by concession or entreaty
get your mother's permission to go

4. to become affected by (a disease or bodily condition) catch
got measles from his sister

5. to seek out and obtain
hoped to get dinner at the inn

6. to obtain and bring where wanted or needed
get a pencil from the desk

7. beget

8. to cause to come or go
quickly got his luggage through customs

9. to cause to move
get it out of the house

10. to cause to be in a certain position or condition
got his feet wet

11. to make ready prepare
get breakfast

12. to be subjected to
got a bad fall

13. to receive by way of punishment

14. to suffer a specified injury to
got my nose broken

15. to achieve as a result of military activity

16. to obtain or receive by way of benefit or advantage
he got little for his trouble get the better of an enemy

17. seize
The dog got the thief by the leg.

18. overcome
Such practices will surely get you in the end.

19. to have an emotional effect on
the final scene always gets me

20. irritate
the delays were starting to get her

21. puzzle
This problem really gets me.

22. to take vengeance on specifically kill

23. hit

24. to prevail on cause
finally got them to tidy up their room

25. have —used in the present perfect tense form with present meaning
I've got no money

26. to have as an obligation or necessity —used in the present perfect tense form with present meaning
you have got to come

27. to find out by calculation
get the answer to a problem

28. memorize
got the verse by heart

29. hear
Sorry, but I didn't get your name.

30. understand
he got the joke

31. to establish communication with

32. to put out in baseball

33. deliver sense 6b
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon

34. to succeed in coming or going to bring or move oneself
get away to the country got into the car

35. to reach or enter into a certain condition
got to sleep after midnight

36. to make progress
hasn't gotten far with the essay

37. to acquire wealth

38. to be able
never got to go to college

39. to come to be —often used with following present participle
got talking about old times

40. to succeed in becoming become
how to get clear of all the debts I owe
— William Shakespeare

41. to become involved
people who get into trouble with the law

42. to leave immediately
told them to get

43. to pursue with exhortation, reprimand, or attack
The coach really got after the players at halftime.

44. to achieve success
determined to get ahead in life

45. to stop wasting time on trivial or hopeless matters

46. hurry

47. to reach effectively
The valve is hard to get at unless you have a special tool.

48. to influence corruptly bribe

49. to turn one's attention to
The committee finally got at the main issue.

50. to try to prove or make clear
I don't understand what he's getting at.

51. to avoid criticism or punishment for or the consequences of (such as a reprehensible act)

52. to make a start get going
ought to get cracking on that assignment

53. to get revenge

54. to repay in kind

55. to make a start
time to get going on that assignment

56. to become strongly involved with or deeply interested in
got into gymnastics at an early age

57. to receive a scolding or punishment

58. to become enthusiastic, energetic, or excited

59. to engage in sexual intercourse

60. to produce an unfortunate effect on upset
the noise got on my nerves

61. to criticize insistently
the fans got on him for losing the game

62. to put one's life, thoughts, or emotions in order cease to be confused or misdirected

63. to begin to function in a skillful or efficient manner
the company finally got its act together

64. to make one angry or annoyed

65. overcome, surmount
get over your fear of being lied to

66. to recover from
still trying to get over a bad cold

67. to reconcile oneself to become accustomed to
was very disappointed, but he'll get over it

68. to move or travel across

69. to stop deceiving oneself or fooling around face reality

70. to undergo religious conversion

71. to turn to or adopt an enlightened course of action or point of view

72. to be successful
After a difficult start we're finally getting somewhere.

73. to be successful

74. to reach the end of complete
got through the ordeal unhurt

75. begin
gets to worrying over nothing at all

76. to be ready to begin or deal with
I'll get to the accounts as soon as I can

77. to have an effect on: such as

78. influence

79. bother
All these delays are starting to get to me.

80. to bring together accumulate

81. to come together assemble, meet
often gets together with his friends after work

82. to reach agreement
were unable to get together on the new contract

83. to become aware of
got wind of our plans for the party

84. to become alert or aware show sophisticated consciousness

85. something begotten:

86. offspring

87. the entire progeny of a male animal

88. lineage

89. a return of a difficult shot in a game (such as tennis)

90. a document of release from obligation in Jewish law specifically a bill of divorce

91. a religious divorce by Jewish law

92. to gain possession of (as by receiving, earning, buying, or winning)
Everyone gets a present. I got new clothes.

93. to obtain by request or as a favor
Did you get permission?

94. to come to have
I got a good night's sleep.

95. catch entry 1 sense 5
He got pneumonia.

96. arrive sense 1
We got home early.

97. go sense 1, move
Get out! She gets about on crutches.

98. become sense 1
Don't get angry. It's getting warmer.

99. to cause to be
I got my feet wet.

100. prepare sense 2
You relax while I get dinner.

101. irritate sense 1
Don't let his teasing get to you.

102. hit entry 1 sense 1
The snowball got him on the head.

103. to find out by calculation
Did you get the answer yet?

104. to hear correctly
Sorry, I didn't get your name.

105. understand sense 1
Oh, now I get it.

106. persuade
We got them to lower the price.

107. to achieve success (as in business)

108. to approach old age
She's getting along in years.

109. to stay friendly
The boys got along well.

110. to manage with little
They get along on a small income.

111. to become known by many people
The rumor quickly got around.

112. to avoid having to deal with
He found a way to get around the rules.

113. to do or give attention to eventually
I'll get around to it.

114. to reach with or as if with the hand
I can't get at the switch.

115. to deal with
There's lots to do so let's get at it.

116. to say or suggest in an indirect way
Just what are you getting at?

117. to avoid being caught
The robber got away.

118. to not be punished for
You won't get away with lying.

119. to get revenge on
I'll get back at him for what he did.

120. to manage with little
We can get by with what we have.

121. to do well enough to avoid failure
I'm just getting by in this class.

122. to get revenge
Are you going to forgive her, or get even?

123. to become deeply interested in
She's really gotten into music.

124. to receive punishment
You're going to get it when Mom gets home.

125. to start out on a journey
They got off on their trip.

126. to escape punishment or harm
He got off with just a warning.

127. to approach old age
My grandparents are getting on.

128. to start or continue doing
Come on, let's get on with it.

129. to stay friendly
The neighbors all got on fine.

130. escape entry 1 sense 1
Everyone got out alive.

131. to become known
The secret got out.

132. to stop feeling unhappy about She's disappointed, but she'll get over it.

133. to recover from
I finally got over my cold.

134. to arise from bed

135. stand entry 1 sense 1

136. to find the ability
I couldn't get up the nerve to speak.

137. to become aware of hear about I got wind of their little scheme.

138. to catch or become affected by (a disease or bodily condition)
got measles from his brother got her period

英汉例句

• I completely understand how they got into this fix.

  我完全理解他们是为何提出这项方案。

• A raccoon got into our garbage a few months ago, and spread it around everywhere.

  一只浣熊几个月前跑到我的垃圾堆里面，并在周围到处乱走。

• After all, I got into politics to have some influence on the public debate, because I thought I had something to say about the direction we need to go as a country.

  毕竟，我进入政界就是为了在群众意见中有一些影响力，因为我认为作为一个国民，我对我们必需要走的方向有些话想说。

• 「He would ask, like, every time he went if we wanted to go,」 she says, reflecting on how she got into hunting. 「One time I was like, 「Yeah, I want to go.」

  「他每次去打猎时都会问我们要不要跟去，」她一边说，一边回想起了是怎样开始打猎的，「有一次我说道‘好啊，我要去！」’

• But no matter what he did, somehow the lizard always got into his room.

  但是无论他怎样做，壁虎也总是有办法进入他的房间。

• We don」t know how it got into the safe.

  我们不知道它是怎么进入保险箱的。

• It reminds me why I got into public service in the first place.

  这些都提醒我为什么我能来到为公众服务的第一位置。

• Like many people, I got into software development by accident.

  和许多人一样，我是偶然进入了软件开发领域。

• It appears that the butter was contaminated by the PBDE from its paper wrapping, but how the chemical got into the packaging is a mystery-and of great concern.

  看上去这些奶油是被它的纸质包装上的PBDE污染的，但是这些化学物质是怎么进入到包装内部却不得而知——但已经足以让人担忧。

• So when he got into the temple, he told the boy to lead him to the two pillars so he could rest.

  参孙到达大衮庙后，他让那个那个仆人把他带到两个柱子间，好让他休息一下。

• Many poultry experts suspect that rodents infected with salmonella got into the chicken feed because the infection seems to be inside the eggs.

  许多有经验的专家怀疑，带有沙门氏菌的地下鼠进入了鸡饲料区，因为这一感染似乎来自鸡蛋里。

• I got into the seat she had left.

  我坐进了她撇下的副驾座位。

• I got into modeling and performing by degrees, which is to say that I didn’t do it with any real intent at first.

  我是一步一步地接触到模特和表演这个圈子的 也就是说我当初从事这个并没有什么实际目的。

• So he got into the sand and then into my makeup.

  小儿子在沙子里玩，然后用我的化妆品涂鸦。我放任他做。

• Just as they got into the cafe, it started to rain.

  它们刚到咖啡店的门口，就下起雨来。

• Instead I got into the car and seethed as I stepped on the gas and drove us back to the animal shelter.

  但是我忍住了，我只是激动地沖进车里然后带着他飞一样地开到了动物收容所。

• These Banks are considered so big and so important to the global economy that they would probably have to be rescued by taxpayers if they got into trouble.

  监管机构认为，这些银行规模庞大、对全球经济十分重要，如果它们遇到麻烦，很可能不得不动用纳税人的钱进行救助。

• It is also easy to see why the firms got into such a mess.

  找出两家公司会沦落到如此混乱境地的原因也很容易。

• The last was not a requirement when I got into Yale, but it seems to be now.

  最后一项在我进入耶鲁的时候是不作要求的，但现在似乎是了。

• From Italian it got into French and then English by 1671 as cartoon.

  由意大利到法国，1671年的时候传入英国后被称为漫画。

• Furthermore, I will not be surprised if many of them have been already sketching cars before they even got into design school!

  甚至说，如果说他们中的一些人在进入设计学校前就已经开始画汽车了，我一点也不惊讶。

• So that「s how we got into this mess. And we」re still looking for the way out.

  因此，这就是我们如何进入这个烂摊子，而我们仍旧在寻找出路。

• Anyway, because these festivals were happening largely before the Greeks really got into writing in a big way, the songs they sung were part of their oral tradition.

  无论如何，因为这些庆典都远远地早于希腊人进入书写记录的大时代，所以他们唱的歌曲就是他们口述历史的一部分。

• No, I got into philosophy more or less by accident only when I was already at the university.

  我接触到哲学，多多少少是因为偶然，那时我已经在上大学了。

• If oil got into the production pipe from the bottom, then barriers that would have impeded its flow up the cavity around that pipe would have made little difference.

  如果油流从油井底部进入到生产管线内，这个环绕在生产管线外部的阻隔体对阻止油流上升能起多大作用呢，两者的差异将会非常小。

• Once I got into the cab with a young lorry driver who careered along at 90mph to frighten other drivers, but I wasn't scared.

  一次我坐进了一个年轻的货车司机的驾驶室，他以90英里的时速猛沖来吓唬其他司机，但是我并不害怕。

• When I first got into baking bread, I spent hours on the king Arthur Flour website.

  当我首次接触到面包烘制时，我花费了数小时在「亚瑟王面粉」网站上。

• No one can explain how the cat got into the bag. But there is an old story about it.

  没有人知道猫是如何进入袋子的，但是关于这一点有个古老的故事。

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