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1. Around

1.1. *The new of his arrest got around bery quickly.

1.2. = to become known or to spread, to circulate.

2. Ahead

2.1. =To be successful in the work that you do.

2.2. *It's tough for a woman to get ahead in politics.

3. At

3.1. =To suggest something indirectly.

3.1.1. *What exactly are you getting at?

3.2. = to reach, to access to something

3.2.1. *The cupboard is too high for me to get at it.

4. On

4.1. =to put yourself on or in something

4.1.1. *I get on the bus.

4.2. =to remind somebody to do something, to continue.

4.2.1. *Get on with your business.

5. Over

5.1. =To overcome

5.1.1. *She never got over the shock os losing her husband.

6. Across

6.1. =To make someone understand or believe something

6.2. *He's not good at getting his idea across.

7. Along with

7.1. = get on with: be friendly

7.2. *I don't really get along/ get on with my brother.

8. Away

8.1. =to go away from someone or something.

8.1.1. *Get away from me!

8.2. =to escape from someone chasing you.

8.2.1. *I get away from my brother.

8.3. =to have a holyday.

8.3.1. *My family get away for Christmas.

9. Down

9.1. *to cause someone to be depressed.

9.1.1. *This weather is getting me down.

10. Out of

10.1. =to avoid something

10.1.1. *He is lucky to get out of the fire.

10.2. =to remove yourself from somewhere or something.

10.2.1. *I get out of my bed.