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verb [T ] A1 (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • synonyms: obtain, receive, acquire • get a job/gift/email/message; get money/salary/payment • where did you get...? • US freq: 10/10
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(OBTAIN) to obtain, receive, or be given something ⇒ US exception in the verb conjugation: "have got" (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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verb [T ] A2 (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • synonyms: fetch, bring, retrieve • get something for someone; get someone from somewhere • can you get...?; let me get...; I'll get it • freq in AmE: 10/10
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to go to a place and bring something or someone back; to fetch ⇒ US exception in the verb conjugation: "have got" (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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verb [I ] A2 (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • synonyms: become, turn, grow • get dark/cold/tired/angry/better/worse • it's getting...; I'm getting...; things are getting... • freq in AmE: 10/10
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(BECOME) to become or start to be in a particular state or condition; to change from one state to another ⇒ US exception in the verb conjugation: "have got (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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verb [I ] A2 (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • synonyms: arrive, reach • get to (place); get home/there/here • what time do you get...?; when did you get...? • freq in AmE: 10/10
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(ARRIVE / REACH) to arrive at or reach a place or destination ⇒ US exception in the verb conjugation: "have got (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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verb [T ] A2 informal (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • freq in AmE: 10/10 ⇒ US exception in the verb conjugation: "have got (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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(UNDERSTAND) to understand something or someone; to comprehend the meaning
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verb [T ] A2 informal (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • synonyms: buy, purchase • get something from the store/shop; get groceries/food • I need to get...; let's get...; where did you get...? • freq in AmE: 10/10
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to buy or purchase something ⇒ US exception in the verb conjugation: "have got (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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verb [T ] B1 (US usually: get-got-gotten; UK: get-got-got) • synonyms: have something done, arrange • get something fixed/done/repaired/painted/cut • get your hair cut; get the car fixed; get things done • freq in AmE: 9/10
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to cause something to be done or to cause something to be in a particular state; often used with past participle ⇒ US exception in the verb conj.: "have got (possession/must) uses "got", not "gotten" ("I've got a car" = "I have a car", "I've got to go")
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