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Querer dizer, insinuar
Criticar
Ex.: What are you getting at?
He is always getting at me. |
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Dar-se bem.
Ex.: My wife and my mother get along/on very well. |
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Persuadir; Encontrar tempo
Ex.: They know how to get around their boss.
I hope to get around/round to calling you tomorrow. |
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Sair de férias;
Sair de algum lugar;
Escapar de alguém ou de algum lugar
Ex.: We are getting away for a few days next week.
I won't be able to get away from the office before 6.
A prisoner got away from the jail this afternoon. |
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Voltar, retornar
What time did you get back last night? |
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Superar (problemas)
Ex.: She can't get over her shyness. |
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Encontrar-se com alguém por motivos sociais ou para discutir algo.
Ex.: Manager is going to get together with his employees. |
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Revelar algo secreto ou alguma informação secreta sobre alguém;
Dar algo como presente.
Ex.: My little sister gave the surprise party away by accident.
The library was giving away old books on Saturday.
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Se render a fazer algo contra a própria vontade.
Ex.: My boyfriend didn't want to go to the movies, but he finally gave in |
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Chegar ao fim; Distribuir algo.
Ex.: Her patience finally gave out.
They were giving out free perfume samples at the department store. |
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Seguir
Ex.: He went after her after she left the room. |
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Ir contra
Ex.:He always goes against his parents' way of thinking. |
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Ir à frente; Ir em frente
Ex.: I'll go ahead and tell them you are on the way.
Please go ahead and eat before the food gets cold. |
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Partir, ir embora; ir viajar
Ex.: Go away and think about it, then let me know.
I'm going away on business. |
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Entrar em algum lugar
Ex.: Let's go in, it's getting cold. |
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Estragar (alimentos)
Disparar (arma, alarme);
explodir (bomba);
apagar-se (luz, eletricidade)
Ex.: The bomb went off in a crowded street./Everybody had to leave the building when the fire alarm went off. |
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Sair para ir a uma festa, restaurante, eventos sociais, etc.; apagar-se (luzes, fogo)
Ex.: We are going out for dinner tonight.
There was a power cut and the lights went out. |
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