1 receive [transitive]GET to receive something that someone gives you or sends you She got loads of presents. What did you get for Christmas? We get a lot of ... Get · Get about · Get along · Get around

get in · get in phrasal verb · 1 ENTERenter to enter a place, especially when this is difficult We managed to get in through a window. · 2 ARRIVEarrive if a ...

2 progressPROGRESS to deal with a job or situation or to make progress How is George getting on at school? with How are you getting on with your essay?

get by · get by phrasal verb [intransitive] · to manage to deal with a difficult situation, using whatever money, equipment etc you haveSYNmanage on/withThe Fed ...

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishget at somebody/something phrasal verb1 CRITICIZEcriticize to keep criticizing someone in an unkind way Why ...

get to somebody/something meaning, definition, what is get to somebody/something: to make someone feel annoyed or upset: Learn more.

informal to have the opportunity to do something. We got to meet all the stars after the show. She gets to travel all over the place with her job.

get about meaning, definition, what is get about: to go or travel to different places: Learn more.

From Longman Business Dictionaryget on with something phrasal verb [transitive] to make progress with a particular activity, plan etcThe board leaves the ...

get verb (OBTAIN) ... to take something into your possession, or have something happen that you accept or receive: He climbed over the fence to get his ball back. GET ON · GET BACK · What is the pronunciation of get? · GET OUT