Phrasal verb GET

get about/around?

• Move from place to place.

• Imply; insinuate.

• Manage to cope or have enough to survive.

• Spread, circulate.

get along (with)?

• Recover from (illness, disappointment).

• Escape.

• Be on good terms; work well with.

• Finally do something.

get at?

• Imply; insinuate.

• Manage to cope or have enough to survive.

• Leave work (at the end of the day).

• Receive almost no punishment.

get away?

• Enter a place.

• Meet each other.

• Remove something (clothes, stains).

• Escape.

get by (on)?

• Remove something (clothes, stains).

• Leave (bus, train, plane).

• Manage to cope or have enough to survive.

• Rise; leave bed.

get down to?

• Receive almost no punishment.

• Start to actually do something.

• Board (bus, train, plane).

• Continue to do something ; make progress.

get into?

• Leave (bus, train, plane).

• Leave work (at the end of the day).

• Enter a place.

• Finally do something.

get off

• Leave (bus, train, plane).

• Leave work (at the end of the day).

• Remove something (clothes, stains).

• Receive almost no punishment.

get off with?

• Continue to do something ; make progress.

• Board (bus, train, plane).

• Spend some free time out of the house.

• Receive almost no punishment.

get on with?

• Spend some free time out of the house.

• Continue to do something; make progress.

• Rise; leave bed.

• Start to actually do something.