geothermic
1> _. , 

geothermics
1>  (    )

geothermy
1>  (    )

geotropic
1> _. ,  

geotropism
1> _. 

geranium
1> _.  (Geranium gen.)
2> _. _. ,  ( )

gerbe
1> _. 
2>  ( )

gerent
1> _. 

gerfalcon
1> _.  (Hierofalco)

gerget
1> _.  

geriarchy
1> ,  

geriatric
1> _. ,    
2> _. _. , 
_Ex:
geriatric medicine   
_Ex:
geriatric hospital  

geriatrician
1> (-)

geriatrics
1> 

germ
1> ; 
_Ex:
free from germs , 
_Ex:
full of germs ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
in germ  ,   
3> _.  
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
in germ   
_Ex:
the germ of life  () 
_Ex:
it was just the germ of an idea    
5>  , 

germ war, germ warfare
1>  

germ-carrier
1> _. 

germ-cell
1> _.  

germ-plasm
1> _.  ;  ; 

German
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Germans _. 
2>  
_Ex:
High German  
3> , 

German badger-dog
1>  ( )

German measles
1> _.  

German sheep dog
1>   ( )

German shepherd (dog)
1>   ( )

German silver
1> ; 

German text
1>  

German-type
1>  
_Ex:
German-type double and triple compounds  
     

germander
1> _.   (Teucrium chamaedrys)

germane
1> _. , 
_Ex:
germane remark  
_Ex:
a remark hardly germane to the question ,  
( )    
_Ex:
this text is not germane to our subject    
   

Germanic
1>  
2> _. , 
3> , 

Germanism
1>  , 
2> 

Germanist
1> -
2> 

germanium
1> _. 

Germanization
1> , 

Germanize
1> , 
2> 
3> _.    

Germanomania
1> , 

Germanophile
1> 

Germanophobe
1> 

Germanophobia
1> 

germfree
1> ;   

germicidal
1> 

germicide
1>  , ,  ,

2>  . . .: 

germifuge
1> 

Germinal
1> _. _. 

germinal
1> , 
_Ex:
germinal layer  
_Ex:
germinal vesicle  

germinate
1> ,    
2>   , 
3> _.  (   . .)

germinating
1> 
_Ex:
germinating ability (capacity)  ()
_Ex:
germinating apparatus (chamber) ,  
 
_Ex:
germinating bed    

germination
1> 
2> 
3> ; , ;  
_Ex:
a time of germination  
4> _-. 
_Ex:
germination chamber ,    
_Ex:
germination dish _-.  (  
)

germinative
1> ,  , 
2> ; 
3> , 

germinator
1> ,    

germiniparous
1> _.  , 

germless
1>  ,  ; ;

2> _. ,  
_Ex:
germless seeds   

germproof
1> , 

gerocomy
1> 

gerodontics
1> ;   

geronimo
1> _. _. !;  !; 

gerontal, gerontic
1> , ; 

gerontics
1> 

gerontocracy
1> ,  

gerontology
1> ,   

gerontophobia
1>  (,     )

gerrymander
1>   (.   
  )
2> 
3>   
4>  , ,  
 
_Ex:
gerrymander (at) an election  


gertcha
1> _.  !

gerund
1> _. 

gerund-grinder
1>   
2> -

gerundial
1> _. 

gerundival
1> _.   

gerundive
1> _. 
2> 
3> _. 

Gesellschaft
1> _.  , 

gesso
1> _. _. ;     ( )

gest
1> _. ;  
2> _. ,  

gestagen
1> _. 

Gestalt
1> _. ,  , 
_Ex:
G. psychology 

Gestapo
1> _. 

gestation
1> ;  
2>  (,   . .)

gestatorial chair
1> ,       


gestic
1> _.    (  )

gesticulant
1> _. 

gesticulate
1> 

gesticulation
1> . _pl. 

gesticulative
1> 

gesticulatory
1> 

gestural
1> ,   

gesture
1> , 
_Ex:
to accompany one's speech with gestures  

_Ex:
there is grace and dignity in each of her gestures 
     
_Ex:
he made an angry gesture   
2> 
_Ex:
fine gesture  
_Ex:
warlike gesture  ;  
_Ex:
that was an empty gesture    ,  
  
_Ex:
they did it as a gesture of support   , 
  
_Ex:
what a nice gesture!  !
3> 

Gesundheit
1> _.  ! ()
2>   ( )

get
1> ,  ( )
2> _. , 
3> _. 
4> ; 
_Ex:
to get tickets  
_Ex:
he got the book for me     
_Ex:
he got me a job    
_Ex:
he got himself a wife    
_Ex:
to get fish  
_Ex:
where can I get something to eat?   
- ?
5>     (  . .)
_Ex:
the thing is not to be got  ( )  
6>   
_Ex:
get me some ink   
_Ex:
can I get you a drink?     ?  
_Ex:
don't answer the phone, I'll get it    ,
  
7> , 
_Ex:
to get fame  
_Ex:
to get the name (of)  () 
_Ex:
his inventions got him fame    

_Ex:
to get one's liberty  ,  
_Ex:
to get something for nothing  -  
(   )
_Ex:
to get promotion  
_Ex:
to get one's wish  ,  
_Ex:
he got support from the crowd   
_Ex:
to get an (the) advantage (the start) of (over) smb. 
 ( )  -.
_Ex:
you'll get nothing by it     
_Ex:
to get permission from smb. to do smth., to get leave of
(from) smb. to do smth.   ()
 -.  -.
_Ex:
to get admission to   ()  ()
_Ex:
to get the prize   ()
_Ex:
to get a place _.      

_Ex:
to get total points _.    
8> , 
_Ex:
to get (good) wages  () , ()

_Ex:
to get a (one's) living   
_Ex:
to get $6.000 a year  () 6000 
 
_Ex:
to get one's liberty  ;   
_Ex:
if I am not working I get no pay    , 
 
_Ex:
to get profit  
_Ex:
to get nothing by (out of) it     
_Ex:
I will see what I can get for it ,    
 , ,     
_Ex:
you won't get much for that old piano    
    ( )
9> 
_Ex:
to get a letter  
_Ex:
to get good news   
_Ex:
to get word   ()
_Ex:
to get the word  
_Ex:
to get smth. from abroad  -. - 
_Ex:
I got his answer this morning     
 
_Ex:
I never got your telegram       
_Ex:
this room gets no sun      ( )

_Ex:
this room gets all the sun    
_Ex:
he gets it from his mother  (    . .) 
  ,     
10> , 
_Ex:
to get a book  () 
_Ex:
to get a new coat   
_Ex:
to get commodities from abroad  () 
 
_Ex:
to get smth. very cheap  -.  
_Ex:
I must go and get some bread    
_Ex:
get milk as well   !
_Ex:
I get my meat from the local butcher     
 
11> , 
_Ex:
to get smb. by the throat  -.   ( 
);  -.  
_Ex:
to get the tip _.    
_Ex:
he got me by the arm     
_Ex:
got you! , !
_Ex:
that's got him!    !
_Ex:
you've just said the opposite of what you said before, I've
got you there!      ,  
 -    !
12> _. 
_Ex:
he'll get you for that     
_Ex:
I'll get you even if it takes the rest of my life  
 ,       
 
13> , , 
_Ex:
the play got me    
_Ex:
it doesn't get me     ( )
14> 
_Ex:
his rude remarks get me    
 ()
15> , 
_Ex:
to get it (smth.) right  (-.) 
_Ex:
to get smb. wrong   ()  -.
_Ex:
get the hint (the cue)  
_Ex:
I didn't get the last sentence    ( )
 
_Ex:
let me get this clear:
is she married or not?   (   ),
   ?
_Ex:
I don't get you    
_Ex:
don't get your meaning (you)   ,   

_Ex:
I try to make him understand, but he never gets the message
    ,      
_Ex:
did you get it?, got me?  ?
_Ex:
she's got it   ;    
_Ex:
I don't get much from his lectures    
 
16> , , 
_Ex:
I didn't get your name    ( )  
_Ex:
did you get the look on his face?   
 ?
17>   ; 
_Ex:
that tune gets me    
_Ex:
that sort of behaviour really gets me  
-    
_Ex:
what's got him?   ?   ?   
?
18> ,   
_Ex:
this problem gets me      
_Ex:
you've got me    
19> , 
_Ex:
I got the hare first shot       
_Ex:
the blow got him in the nose     
_Ex:
the bullet got him through the stomach     
20> , ""
_Ex:
I got a blow on the head    
_Ex:
to get one in the eye _.   , 
 ()  
21> ;  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to get (a) cold ,  
_Ex:
to get the measles  
22>  ( )
_Ex:
I got the impression that he was busy   ( 
 ),   
_Ex:
from the style one gets the impression that the writing was
dashed off hurriedly    ( ,   )
 ,      
23>  ( );  ()
_Ex:
to get eight months    ()
_Ex:
he got three years     , 
""  
_Ex:
to get the chair      

_Ex:
that's what you get by talking too much   ,
   
24> ;  (  ); 
();  ()
_Ex:
we get 7.5 as the average      7.5
_Ex:
when you add two and two you get four    
  
_Ex:
dividing nine by three we get three    ,
- 
25> ,  ,  ( ,
; . get through, get to)
_Ex:
did you get Paris?    ?
_Ex:
the line was busy and we couldn't get him   ,
      
26>  ( )
_Ex:
can you get Moscow on your radio?   ( )
   ?
27>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to get smth. (off) by heart (by rote)  -. ,
 -.
_Ex:
she's got it   
28>  ()
_Ex:
I am in the middle of getting dinner    
 
29>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
get your dinner at once  
_Ex:
I'll get something to eat before I go out  - 
 
30>   . : , 
_Ex:
you get many flowers in this region    ()
 
_Ex:
you get different answers to such riddles   
  
31> ,    ( )
_Ex:
to get to a place ,  -.; 
 -. ;  -. 
_Ex:
to get home  ,   
_Ex:
to get to Moscow   
_Ex:
when do we get to New York?     -?
_Ex:
to get under the wheels (of)   
_Ex:
I'll get home, then ,   () 
_Ex:
what time did you get here?    ()  
 (, )?
_Ex:
how do I get there?    ?
_Ex:
how did this box get here?     ? 
    ?
_Ex:
where's my pen got to?    ?
_Ex:
where can he have got to?    ()?
_Ex:
where did you get to?    (   . .) 
?
_Ex:
to get smb., smth. to a place  -. -.;
 -., -. -., , 
-., -. -.
_Ex:
to get smb. home  () -. 
_Ex:
he got the child home    
_Ex:
I must get this home first      
_Ex:
to get smb. to Moscow  -.  
_Ex:
to get the delegation to London    
_Ex:
to get a packet to the headquarters    
_Ex:
to get smb., smth. upstairs  () -.,
-. 
_Ex:
to get smb. to bed  -.  
_Ex:
how will you get it here?     ?
_Ex:
get your books here    
_Ex:
to get into a place  -.;  -.;
,  -.
_Ex:
to get into a room  ()  
_Ex:
I can't get into the house      
_Ex:
to get into a car  ()  
_Ex:
the train has alredy got into the station   
 
_Ex:
to get into society    ,  
 
_Ex:
the whisky got into his head     
_Ex:
to get out of a place  -., ,
 -.
_Ex:
to get out of a room   
_Ex:
to get out the train   ,   
_Ex:
to get out of bed   
_Ex:
the train has already got out of the station   
 
_Ex:
to get out of the wood   ;  
 
_Ex:
to get out of prison  ,   
_Ex:
to get out of a state, a condition  
-. , 
_Ex:
to get out of the rain   ; 

_Ex:
to get out of sight (hearing) 
_Ex:
get out of my sight! !,   !
_Ex:
get out of my way!   !
_Ex:
to get out of shape  
_Ex:
to get smb., smth. into a place  -. -.;
 -. -.;  -. -.;
, , ,  -. -.
_Ex:
to get smb. into a room  () -.  ;
 -.  
_Ex:
to get the key into the lock  ()   
_Ex:
to get the oar into the rowlock    
_Ex:
at last she got all her dresses into the suitcase 
     
_Ex:
to get smb., smth. out of place  -. -.;
,  -.  -.
_Ex:
to get smb. out of a room  -.  
_Ex:
get that cat out of the house     
_Ex:
to get the key out of the lock  ()   
_Ex:
to get a book out of one's bag  () 
 
_Ex:
to get smb. out of prison "" -.  ;
 -.   
_Ex:
to get smth., smb. out of the way   -.,
-.;   -.,  -.
_Ex:
to get smth. out of (from) smb. , ,
 -.  -.
_Ex:
I could get nothing out of him      
 ()
_Ex:
to get an answer from smb.    -.
_Ex:
we'll never get anything out of him     
 (  ),     
_Ex:
they could get no money out of him    
  ;       
_Ex:
to get out of smth. (doing smth.)   -. (
-. )
_Ex:
to get out of a job (doing a job)  ()
  
_Ex:
to get out of going somewhere   
() -.;    -.
_Ex:
you should get out of that bad habit   
   
_Ex:
you'll have to talk to him, there's no getting out of it
  ,     
_Ex:
to get to do (doing) smth. _.   -.
_Ex:
to get to know , 
_Ex:
how did you get to know him?     ?
_Ex:
how did you get to know that I was here?   ,
  ?
_Ex:
if get get to see him I'll ask him about it    ,
    
_Ex:
to get to be friends 
_Ex:
you're getting to be a bad influence on my children 
      
_Ex:
to get to like smth., smb.  -., -.
_Ex:
it got to be quite pleasant there after a while 
     
_Ex:
to get talking  
_Ex:
I got talking to him on the train    
 
_Ex:
he got working     (  )
_Ex:
to get going 
_Ex:
things haven't really got going yet    
-
_Ex:
now, get going (moving, cracking)! _.  !
_Ex:
to get smb. to do smth. , , 
-.  -.
_Ex:
to get smb. to go  -. 
_Ex:
to get a man to speak   ; 
-. 
_Ex:
to get smb. (to speak) on a subject 
-.    
_Ex:
to get them to listen to reason  () 
   
_Ex:
I got him to lend me $5      
5 
_Ex:
I cannot get anyone to do the work properly   
,      
_Ex:
to get a tree to grow in a bad soil   
  
_Ex:
can you get the door to shut?    , 
 ?
_Ex:
I'll get the car going   
_Ex:
to get smth. done  -. ( , 
-.     )
_Ex:
to get one's hair cut 
_Ex:
to get one's coat mended   ( )
_Ex:
to get the laws obeyed   
_Ex:
we are getting our apartment newly papered  ( )
   ()
_Ex:
I got my hand caught in the door    
_Ex:
I got my car smashed up in an accident     
 
_Ex:
to get into smth. _. ()  (-.); 
(-.);  ( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
I am trying to get into Beethoven    

_Ex:
I'll soon get into the way of things here    
 
_Ex:
to get into a state, a condition  
-. , 
_Ex:
to get into trouble   
_Ex:
to get into time-trouble _.   
_Ex:
to get into a rage (into a wax) , ,
  
_Ex:
to get into a tantrum  () 
_Ex:
to get into debt   
_Ex:
to get into touch with smb.  
(  )  -.
_Ex:
to get into the habit of...  () ...
_Ex:
to get into shape _.   () 
_Ex:
to get smth., smb. into a state  -., -. 
-. 
_Ex:
to get smb. into trouble  -.;  
-. 
_Ex:
he got the girl into trouble   ()
 
_Ex:
to get smth. ready  -.
_Ex:
I'll get the children ready for school     
_Ex:
to get the breakfast ready  
_Ex:
try to get him into good humour   
   
_Ex:
to get the engine under way  
_Ex:
to get the work done  
_Ex:
I cannot get the work done properly    ,
     
_Ex:
can you get the work finished in time?   
 ?
_Ex:
to get one's face scratched  
_Ex:
to get one's feet wet  
_Ex:
to get one's hands dirty  () 
_Ex:
he got his wrist broken     
_Ex:
to get into clothes, etc  -.,  
 . .
_Ex:
get into your coat quickly!   !
_Ex:
she got into an old dress      
_Ex:
I couldn't get into the shoes      ,
  
_Ex:
to get over smth. ,   -.;
  -.;  (,
); , ;    
; ;   ; , 
()
_Ex:
to get over a fence   
_Ex:
to get over the road  
_Ex:
to get over the first difficulties   
_Ex:
he will have to get over their objections  
   (  )
_Ex:
to get over an illness   
_Ex:
to get over a shock     
_Ex:
to get over a loss   
_Ex:
I cannot get over his abdominable behaviour   
    
_Ex:
I can't get over it      
_Ex:
I can't get over the fact that...     
, ...
_Ex:
the horse got over the distance in 10 minutes  
   10 
_Ex:
to get over smb. , ;  -.,
   -.
_Ex:
she never really got over him      
 
_Ex:
to get across smth.  -.,  
 -.
_Ex:
to get across the street  
_Ex:
to get through smth. ;  , 
-.; ; , 
_Ex:
to get through the woods   
_Ex:
to get through the letters  () 
_Ex:
to get (halfway) through a book   ( )
_Ex:
to get through a lot of money  
_Ex:
he gets through an astounding amount of work  
   
_Ex:
they get through ten bottles a week    
  
_Ex:
to get through a voyage   
_Ex:
how shall I ever get through this?     
_Ex:
how can I get through this week without you?   
()    ?
_Ex:
to get at smb.   -.;   -.,
  -.;  -.
_Ex:
he was difficult (not easy) to get at    
;     
_Ex:
just let me get at him      
_Ex:
who are you getting at?    ?
_Ex:
she's always getting at her brother    
 
_Ex:
he has been got at  
_Ex:
to get at smth.   -.; , 
-.;  -.;  ;   -.
_Ex:
the books are locked up and we can't get at them 
,      
_Ex:
put the food where the cat can't get at it  
,      
_Ex:
the house is difficult to get at    
()
_Ex:
to get at the meaning  
_Ex:
to get at the result  () 
_Ex:
I found it hard to get at what drove them    
,    ( )
_Ex:
what are you getting at?    ?;  
?
_Ex:
I must get at this essay tonight     
  ()  
_Ex:
I want to get at the redecorating this weekend   
 (  )  
_Ex:
to get to smb.   -.
_Ex:
when we got to him...     ...;  
 ...
_Ex:
to get to smth.   -.,  -.;
  -.
_Ex:
to get to work   
_Ex:
let's get to business    
_Ex:
to get to blows   
_Ex:
to get to grips with . grip
_Ex:
to get round smb. , ,  -.;
 -.
_Ex:
how did you get round him?    
() ?
_Ex:
she knows how to get round him  ,   
( )
_Ex:
he can always get round me     
_Ex:
to get round smth.  (, , );
 ()
_Ex:
to get on smth. , ;   ( 
. .)
_Ex:
get on this box    
_Ex:
to get on to one's feet   
_Ex:
to get on one's feet  (  , 
 . .)
_Ex:
to get on a train   
_Ex:
here is your horse, get on   , 
_Ex:
to get off smth.   -.
_Ex:
to get off a bicycle   
_Ex:
he got off the rostrum    
_Ex:
get off that chair!  !
_Ex:
get off the grass!    !
_Ex:
to get off a subject (of conversation)   
()
_Ex:
to get off the subject    
_Ex:
get off my back!    !,   !
_Ex:
to get smb., smth. off smth.  -., -. -.
_Ex:
to get smb. off the train  -.  
_Ex:
to get under smth. ,   -.
_Ex:
to get under a fence   
_Ex:
to get smth. under a state, a condition  -. 
-. , 
_Ex:
to get smth. under control    -.;
   -.
_Ex:
to get smb. under one's sway (influence) 
-.  
_Ex:
to get onto smb.   -.; 
_Ex:
I'll get onto the director and see if he can help  
 ,  ,   
_Ex:
he tricked people for years until the police got onto him
   ,     
_Ex:
to have got _. 
_Ex:
he has got little time    
_Ex:
he has got red hair    
_Ex:
what have you got there?     ?
_Ex:
I haven't got a penny      ( )
_Ex:
I've got an idea that...  , ...,  , ...
_Ex:
to have got to do smth. _.   -. 
_Ex:
it has got to be done    
_Ex:
I've got to pass this examination    

_Ex:
you've got to listen to what I say   ()
 
_Ex:
she's got to work hard    
32>  -     
_Ex:
to get angry ()
_Ex:
to get cool  ; ; 
_Ex:
the food's getting cold  
_Ex:
to get drunk 
_Ex:
I don't want to get trapped      
_Ex:
to get free , ; _. 
( )
_Ex:
to get clear (of debts)  () ( ),
 ( )
_Ex:
to get hungry 
_Ex:
to get hot ; 
_Ex:
I'm getting hot   
_Ex:
to get old 
_Ex:
to get fat 
_Ex:
to get grey 
_Ex:
to get ready 
_Ex:
to get rich 
_Ex:
to get wet 
_Ex:
to get better  (   . .);
,  
_Ex:
to get worse  (  ); ,
 
_Ex:
to get well 
_Ex:
she gets uglier every day     
_Ex:
it is getting dark 
_Ex:
the weather is getting warmer   
_Ex:
I'm getting done   
_Ex:
to get rough  
_Ex:
don't get rough!  !,  !;    
_Ex:
when the going gets rough   
_Ex:
to get done with smth., smb.   -.,  -.
_Ex:
to get used 
_Ex:
to get used to the rolling of a ship   
( )
_Ex:
to get married ();  
_Ex:
to get chilled 
_Ex:
to get caught  
_Ex:
to get lost 
_Ex:
to get left  ;   , 
,   
_Ex:
to get beaten  ;  ; 

_Ex:
to get rubber-legged _.  
_Ex:
to get set 
_Ex:
get set! _. ! ()
_Ex:
to get limbered up _. 
33>      
,   
_Ex:
to get a fright (a scare) , , 
_Ex:
to get some sleep , 
_Ex:
to get a warm ()
_Ex:
to get a sight of smb., smth.  () -.,
-.
_Ex:
to get a glimpse of smb., smth.  -.,
-. 
_Id:
to get to bed   ;  
_Id:
to get one's breath (wind) ;  ;
  
_Id:
to get wind _.  ( )
_Id:
to get wind of smth.  -.;  ()
-.;   -.
_Id:
to get the wind up, to get cold feet _. , 
_Id:
to get the wind, to get to the windward _.   
_Id:
to get the wind of smb.    -.,
    ,  -.
_Id:
to get back to the bunch _. ""  
_Id:
to get to close quarters ,   
;    ;   
_Id:
to be got up to kill     () 
_Id:
to get the upper hand  ,  , ;
  ()
_Id:
to get the whip-hand of smb.  -.   

_Id:
to get the better (end) of smb.   
-.,    -.,  ()
-.;    -.
_Id:
to get the worst of it   ; 
  ;    -.
_Id:
to get into smb.'s confidence  -.  
_Id:
to get it (smth.) into one's head    (-.) 

_Id:
to get smb., smth. out of one's head (one's mind) 
-., -.  
_Id:
to get smth. (it) off one's chest  ,
   -.;   
 -.
_Id:
to get smth. (it) off one's conscience   
(  -.)
_Id:
to get one's (own) way  () -; ,
  ,  
_Id:
to get in the way (in smb.'s way, in smb.'s road) 
() -.,   -.  ; 
-.  
_Id:
to get under way , ;   ,
, ;    , ;
  
_Id:
where does that get us?    ?
_Id:
now we're getting somewhere! , -  
 !
_Id:
you won't get anywhere if you behave like that   
,     
_Id:
how did you get that way? _.    ?
_Id:
to get into a mess (into a muddle)    ( 
), , ""
_Id:
to get into deep waters    (,
) 
_Id:
to get out of one's depth   ;  
 ;   ;   
_Id:
to get on smb.'s nerves, _. to get under smb.'s skin
 -.  ,  -.
_Id:
to get smb.'s back up, to get smb.'s goat 
() -.,  -.  
_Id:
to get one's blood (dander) up , ,
, ,   
_Id:
he got her dander up     
_Id:
to get in wrong with smb.     -.,
 -. 
_Id:
to get back (some of) one's own, to get (some of) one's own
back    (),  
_Id:
to get one's own back on smb.  -.
_Id:
to get even with smb.   ()  -.
_Id:
to get above oneself , 
_Id:
you're getting above yourself!   !
_Id:
to get hell, to get it, to get hot, to get it in the neck, to
get a rap on (over) the knuckles   (()
, (, ) , ); 
 ;   
_Id:
to get rid of smb., smth.  (, )
 -., -.
_Id:
to get the mitten (the sack, the push, the gate) 
 (  ), "";  
(),   ( )
_Id:
to get the boot (the kick)   (  )
_Id:
to get the bird   (  ); 
 () (_. . to get the big bird
(the raspberry))
_Id:
to get a big hand   

_Id:
to get there (ahead)   ,  ;
,  
_Id:
to get somewhere  -.
_Id:
to get nowhere   ;    ;
    
_Id:
to get home   ; , 
;  ,   
;   ; , 
 ( );  ;   ; 
 
_Id:
to get out of hand   ,   
(), ;  -  (,
)
_Id:
to get one's hands on smth.  () -.
_Id:
I got my hands on a pair of shoes that I really like 
   ,   -

_Id:
to get one's hand in it, to get the hang (the feel) of it
 ,   (, )  -.,
  -.
_Id:
to get ot down fine   () -.
_Id:
to get wise to smth.  -.,   -.;
 () -.;  -.
_Id:
to get down to brass tacks   ;  
 
_Id:
to get to the heart of the matter, to get to the back
of smth.  ()   -.; 
 -.
_Id:
to get it on _.   ,  

_Id:
to get on all fours    ( )
_Id:
to get with child  
_Id:
to get religion   ;  ,
 
_Id:
to get a head 
_Id:
to get out of bed on the wrong side    
_Id:
to get out from under _. " "
_Id:
to have got it bad "",   (-.)
_Id:
he's got it bad for her     (,
  )
_Id:
get! _. !, !
_Id:
get off it! !, !

get aboard
1>  ( , _.  )
_Ex:
we got aboard just as the train started moving   
   ,   
_Ex:
get aboard!  !
2>  ( )

get about
1> ,  
_Ex:
the news got about that...  , ...;
 , ...
_Ex:
it got about that...  , ...
2> 
_Ex:
trams and buses make it easy to get about   
 
_Ex:
he is already getting about    () (
)
_Ex:
he gets about with a stick   () 
  ( )
3>    
_Ex:
I don't get about much    
_Ex:
she gets about quite a lot, working for this firm 
  ,    ()

get abroad
1> ,  
_Ex:
the news got about that...  , ...;
 , ...
_Ex:
it got about that...  , ...

get across
1> ,  , ; , 
( )
_Ex:
to get an idea across   
_Ex:
he found it difficult to get his American jokes across to
an English audience      
   
_Ex:
he managed to get across to her at last   
   ;     

get ahead
1> ; ;  
2> 
3> (of) 
_Ex:
to get ahead of all the others   

get along
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
how are you getting along?   ?,  ?
_Ex:
how are you? - Getting along!  ? - !
_Ex:
they can scarcely get along on their income   
    
_Ex:
she never managed to get along on her salary   
   
_Ex:
I can get along with this sum of money    
_Ex:
to get along without food   
_Ex:
we shall get along without your help   
 
_Ex:
he thinks he can get along without trying hard  ,
      
_Ex:
how will she get along without him?    
 ?
2> ,  
_Ex:
he's getting along nicely     
_Ex:
how are you getting along with (in) your English?   
  ?
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
I must be getting along   
_Ex:
get along! !
_Ex:
get along with you! _-.  !, !;  
!;   !; !
4>  (. get along in years)
5> ,    
_Ex:
to get along well with smb.      -.
_Ex:
to get along (well) together () 
_Ex:
we do not get along   

get around
1> ,  
_Ex:
the news got about that...  , ...;
 , ...
_Ex:
it got about that...  , ...
2> 
_Ex:
trams and buses make it easy to get around   
 
_Ex:
he is already getting about    () (
)
_Ex:
he gets about with a stick   () 
  ( )
3>    
_Ex:
I don't get around much    
_Ex:
she gets about quite a lot, working for this firm 
  ,    ()
4> ,  (    . .), 
( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
then he got round to facts    ()
 
_Ex:
when will you get around to my question?   
()   ?
_Ex:
I'll get around to it  -  
_Ex:
I never got round to see her      
  ( )
_Ex:
after a long delay he got around to writing the letter 
      

get away
1> ; , 
_Ex:
the prisoner got away  
_Ex:
he got away with all the money     
_Ex:
you can't get away from it!, there's no getting away from
it!    ;   , 
 
2> , , 
_Ex:
I want to get away from the city     
_Ex:
get away! (. get away with you!) _-. !, !;
!;  !;   !,   !
3> 
_Ex:
you must get the children away    ( )

4>  
_Ex:
the doctors told him to get her away from it all 
    ,     ,
 
5> 
_Ex:
I couldn't get away any sooner     
_Ex:
can you get away for a holiday?    
?
6> (with) _.  (-.)   ;
 -. 
_Ex:
look, he's getting away with it! ,    !
_Ex:
he always gets away with it     
(  )
_Ex:
you'll never get away with it     
_Ex:
he'd with everything     
_Ex:
he got away with a mere apology   
 
7> _. ;  , 
8> _. _. _.   
9> _. _. _. 
10> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to get a torpedo away  

get back
1> 
_Ex:
when will he get back?   ?
_Ex:
why don't you get back to bed?      
  ()?
_Ex:
let's get back to the point    
_Ex:
will this party get back at the next election?  
     ?
2>  
_Ex:
how can I get my books back?     ?
_Ex:
you will never get your money back    
  
3> _.  -.;  -.
_Ex:
I'll get back at him one day! -   
(   )!

get behind
1>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
he felt he was getting behind  ,  
2> _. 

get by
1> 
_Ex:
please, let me get by  , 
2>  ();  ()
_Ex:
I got by  ;  
_Ex:
this work can just get by   - 
;    
3> (with) _.  (-.)   ;
 -. 
_Ex:
look, he's getting away with it! ,    !
_Ex:
he always gets away with it     
(  )
_Ex:
you'll never get by with it     
_Ex:
he'd with everything     
_Ex:
he got away with a mere apology   
 
_Ex:
he hoped that it would get by  ,   

4> ; ; 
_Ex:
how are you getting along?   ?,  ?
_Ex:
how are you? - Getting along!  ? - !
_Ex:
they can scarcely get by on their income   
    
_Ex:
she never managed to get by on her salary   
   
_Ex:
I can get by with this sum of money    
_Ex:
to get by without food   
_Ex:
we shall get by without your help    

_Ex:
he thinks he can get by without trying hard  ,
      
_Ex:
how will she get by without him?      ?
_Ex:
she gets by on very little money    
 

get down
1> , , 
_Ex:
to get down (off) the ladder   
_Ex:
to get down from one's horse   
_Ex:
please, may I get down?  ()   -
?
2> 
_Ex:
to get down a book from a shelf    
3> 
_Ex:
get down every word she says   , 
 
4>   (-.),  ( -.)
_Ex:
to get down to (one's) work   
_Ex:
we must get down to work again    
 
_Ex:
get down to peeling potatoes!   
!
_Ex:
I shall get down to this problem   
()  
_Ex:
let's get down to business   
_Ex:
let's get down to facts   
_Ex:
when you get down to it...  ...
_Ex:
when you get down to it there's not much difference between
the two        
5> , ; ; 
_Ex:
this continual wet weather is getting me down  
   
_Ex:
he gets me down     
_Ex:
all this worry has got him down   
 
_Ex:
don't let it get you down! !,  !
6>  (  . .)
_Ex:
try to get the medicine down   

7>  (,   . .)

get in
1> ; 
_Ex:
get in! !
_Ex:
the car drove up and they got in  ,   
2> , 
_Ex:
get him in  
_Ex:
how will you get me in there?     ?
3> , 
_Ex:
the train gets in at 3 o'clock    3 
_Ex:
my brother doesn't get in till 6    
 6 
4> , ; ; 
_Ex:
I couldn't get the key in     
5> , 
_Ex:
to get in between two people    
(,   . .);     
6>   ( -.), , 
( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
I got in with them    ,   

_Ex:
she got in with a bad crowd     
_Ex:
he tried to get in with the headmaster   
  
7> 
_Ex:
we want you to get in  ,   ;
 ,    ( ,   . .)
8>  ( );  (    . .)
_Ex:
he got in for Cheshire      
 
_Ex:
did your son get in?   ?
9> , 
_Ex:
I couldn't get my best pupil in     
 
10> , 
_Ex:
to get in supplies   (  . .)
11>  ()
_Ex:
the farmers were busy getting in the crop   
 
12>  ();  ()
13>  ()
_Ex:
I managed to get in a blow    
14>  
_Ex:
to get in the steps _.     (
)

get off
1> , ; 
_Ex:
where must I get off?   ?
_Ex:
I am getting off at the next station    

2> 
_Ex:
to get off one's clothes    , 
_Ex:
I can't get off my boots     
_Ex:
to get off stains  
_Ex:
I can't get the lid off     
3> , , 
_Ex:
to get off by six sharp  ()   
_Ex:
the train gor off in time   
_Ex:
we gor off immediately after breakfast   
  
_Ex:
did he get off?  ?
_Ex:
to get off to a good start  
4> ; 
_Ex:
to get the children off to school    
_Ex:
I'd like to get this letter off by the first post  
       
5>   -. 
_Ex:
to get off to sleep 
_Ex:
he couldn't get off to sleep     
6>  (-.)  -. 
_Ex:
to get smb. off to sleep  -. ; 
-.
_Ex:
I couldn't get the child off to sleep     
 
7>   
_Ex:
we get off at 5 o'clock    
_Ex:
I can't get off early today      
_Ex:
can you get off tomorrow?    
(   ,  )?
8> ; ; ;  ( ,
, )
_Ex:
I wish I could get off washing up    , 
     
_Ex:
he managed to get off   
_Ex:
to get off at a trial    
_Ex:
to get off lightly  
_Ex:
why did you let him get off so easily?    
   ?
_Ex:
he got off with only a fine   ( ) 
9>  (-.)  ,  -. 
_Ex:
his counsel got him off     
_Ex:
a good lawyer will get him off    ,
  
_Ex:
his youth got him off   ;  ,
  
10> (with) _.  ,  
_Ex:
you will never get off with that blonde   
    
11> (on) _.    
_Ex:
to get off on heroin   
12>     -.
13> ,  ()
14>  (, )
15> ,  
16> _. _. , 
17> _.  ();  (  . .)
18> _. 
19> _. ;   
_Ex:
the airship got off     
20> _. _.     

21> _. _. _.   ,    
_Id:
to tell smb. where he can get off (where he gets off,
where to get off)  -.;  -. ()
 -.
_Id:
if she tries telling me what to do again, I'll tell her where
she gets off     ,  ,
   ()
_Id:
get off with you!   !,  !,  !

