get
verb
uk/ɡet/ us-tt- | got | got | or US gotten [ T ]
to obtain, buy, or earn something:
I think she gets about $40,000 a year.
get sth for sth How much did he get for his business when he sold it?
[ T ]
to receive or be given something:
get sth from sb/sth The results we got from our market research team indicate that potential customers seem to like the new ad campaign.
[ I, usually + adv/prep ]
to reach a particular stage, condition, or time:
get to sth Your earnings increase hugely if you get to the top in the legal profession.
[ T ] informal
to pay for something:
I'll get the bill.
Phrasal verbs
get sth across
get ahead
get away with sth
get sth back
get back to sb
get behind
get behind sb/sth
get by
get down to sth
get in on sth
get into sth
get off
get off (sth) or get sb off (sth)
get on to/onto sb/sth
get on with sth
get out (of sth)
get sth out
get through
get sth through (sth)
get through sth
get (sth) through (to sb)