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v obtenir, aconseguir | proporcionar | atrapar, agafar | posar, fer tornar | comprendre | estar, anar, arribar | fer-se, tornar-se, posar-se
To get ready preparar-se
To get hold of agafar, aferrar
To get the better of avantatjar
To get wind of assabentar-se
To get better millorar
To get old envellir-se, fer-se vell
To get rid of desfer-se de
To get near apropar-se
To get about desplaçar-se, moure's | difondre's, escampar-se | viatjar molt
To get along avenir-se | progressar, fer progressos, millorar | anar, anar fent, espavilar-se | marxar
To get away allunyar-se, marxar, escapar-se
To get back recobrar, tornar
To get by defensar-se, espavilar-se
To get down baixar | desanimar-se | NÀUT empassar-se
To get in entrar | arribar | pujar, montar | tornar
To get into ficar-se | entrar | pujar, montar | posar, posar-se
To get off baixar | escapar-se, marxar, arrencar, sortir | desempellegar-se
To get on muntar, pujar | harmonitzar | avançar, progressar | fer-se vell | fer-se tard
To get on one's nerves emprenyar-se
To get out sortir, escapar-se | refer-se, superar | passar a l'altra banda, travessar | passar per sobre, acabar amb
To get through aconseguir | passar per | acabar | aprovar | comunicar | ficar el cap | gastar | JUR fer aprovar, ser aprovat
To get to arribar | aprendre
To get up llevar-se

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