1. get about/around
(1) (能)走动、旅行
ex1. She is getting about again after the operation.
ex2. She usually gets about.
(2)(指消息、谣言等)传播, 流传
ex. The news of his scandal soon got about.
2. get along
(1)离开(某地)
ex. It ‘ s time we were getting along.
(2)相处得好
ex. He gets along well with his girlfriend’s friends.
(3)进展
ex. How are you getting along with your studies?
3. get away
(1)走开，离开
ex. I was too busy to get awa.
(2)逃脱、逃避
ex. Two of the prisoners got away.
4. get back
(1)返回，回家
ex. When will you come back from London?
(2)恢复，取回，失而复得
ex1. She got back her books that lost.
ex2. He got his former job back.
(3)重新上台(执政)
ex. That party hope to get back at the next election.
5. get down
(1)下来
ex. He can’t get down from tree by himself.
(2)记下, 录下, 写下
ex. Did you get his telephone number down?
(3) 咽下, 吞下
ex. The medicine was so horrible I could hardly get it down.
6. get down to
(1)开始做某事， 认真处理某事
ex. It ‘ s time I got down to some serious work.
7. get in
(1) 进入，上车
ex1. I don’t have a key and can’ t get in.
ex2. She gets in that car quickly.
(2)进站，到达
ex. The train got in late.
(3)插话
ex. It’s impolite to get in the words when others are talking.
(4)收割
ex. The farmers were busy getting in the crops.
8. get off
(1)下车，下班
ex1. I want to get off at next stop, please.
ex2. He get off at six.
(2) 起飞，动身，出发
ex1. The airplane got off on time.
ex2. We got off after lunch.
(3)从轻/免于受罚
He got off with a small fine.
9. get on
(1)上车
ex. The old man got on the bus slowly.
(2)过日子; 进展; 进步
ex1. How are you getting on these days at school?
ex2. How did you get on in your plan?
ex3. He is getting on well at school.
(3)应付，对付
ex. I can’ t get on my work without an assistant.
(4)相处
ex. We can get on well with each other.
10. get out
(1)出来，离开，退出
ex1. Because of the rain I can’t get out.
ex2. When I knew they were planning something criminal, I got out at the first time.
(2)拿出，取出
ex. He got out a computer from his bag.
(3)出版，发表
ex. Her book is going to get out on September.
(4)泄漏、传出
ex. He is angry because that his secret was gotten out by his best friend.
11. get out of
(1)逃避
ex. I couldn’t get out of going to my ex-boyfriend’s wedding.
(2)使说出
ex. The police got the truth out of him.
(3)放弃，戒除
ex1. My mom hope me to get out of this bad habit.
ex2. He tried to get out of smoking.
