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1
Q

get a shock

A

quedarse flipado

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2
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get hold of (sb/sth)

A

tomar/agarrar/coger

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3
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idiom. get into trouble with

A

meterse en lios

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4
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idiom. get out of the way

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quitarse de en medio

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5
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get (sth) out of the way

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quitarse de encima

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6
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get rid of (sth)

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deshacerse/ olvidarse de algo

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7
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get rid of (sb)

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librarse de /sacarse de encima a alguien

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8
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get the chance

A

obtener la oportunidad

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9
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idiom. get the impression

A

tener la impresión de que / sospechar que

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10
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idiom. get the joke

A

comprender / entender el chiste

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11
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get to know (sb)

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llegar a conocer a alguien

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12
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get your own back on (sb)

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hacer algo desagradable a alguien que te ha hecho algo desagradable

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13
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get on my nerves

A

poner de los nervios

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14
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idiom. get on (like a house on fire)

A

llevarse bien

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15
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get a move on

A

darse prisa

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16
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get on (sth)

A

abordar subirse

17
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get back at (sb)

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volver, devolver, vengarse

18
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get over

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recuperarse, mejorarse (recover from)
sobreponerse, superar (cease loving)
aceptar, ceer (believe)

19
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get rid of

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inf. deshacerse de (throw away)
inf. olvidarse de (dispense with)
inf. librarse de, deshacerse de (person: make leave)

20
Q

get along with sb

A

llevarse bien con (be friends)

21
Q

get through sth

A

superar (ordeal: survive)

22
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get up to

23
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get around

A

travelling to defferent places

24
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get into

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becoming keen on

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get in (time expression)
find time for
26
get (something) out of
get benefit from
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get back into
return to (after some time)
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idiom. getting up to mischief
hacer algo malo(doing something naughty)
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idiom. get down to business
start our work
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idiom. get off my back
dejar de agobiarme (stop nagging me)
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idiom. get back to basic
start again at he beginning
32
idiom. get off the ground
empezar (get started)
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idiom. get (something) out of my mind
quitártelo de la cabeza (stop thinking about)
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idiom. get the message across
make people understand
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idiom. get to the bottom of it
Llegar hasta la raíz de asunto (understand properly, not superficially)
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idiom get away with murder
Behave badly and not be criticised or punished
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idom. get in on the act
become involved