Última actualización: 23 de enero de 2026
El Diccionario del Verbo GET
«Después de unos días de descanso, volvemos con los Phrasal Verbs. Hoy exploramos el verbo Get, uno de los más versátiles y desafiantes del inglés.»
Get along
InseparableSignificado: Llevarse bien con alguien.
- I get along with them.
- They don´t get along.
- I don´t get along with my parents.
- I hope you get along with her.
Get Away
SeparableSignificado: Alejarse, escapar de algo o alguien.
- Get away from her!
- Get that dog away from my sight.
- Why don´t we get away?
- I have to get away with her for a few months.
Get Back
SeparableSignificado: Volver o regresar de un lugar.
- Get back here.
- She usually gets back from work late.
- I´m going to get it back, whatever it takes.
- Getting back to what I was saying.
Get By
InseparableSignificado: Apañárselas / Sobrevivir.
- I get by at work.
- How will you get by?
- We´ll have to get by with what we have.
- What if we get by without them?
Get In/into
SeparableSignificado: Entrar en un lugar (coche, casa, cama).
- Get in the car.
- The cold air is getting in.
- Will you getting in on time?
- She´s going to get in bed now.
Get Out
SeparableSignificado: Salir de un sitio.
- Get out of here.
- Get me out of this car.
- The story got out. (La historia se supo)
- The thief doesn´t want to get out of the bank.
Get On / Off
SeparableSignificado: Subir/Bajar de transporte público/bicis.
- • Help me get on.
- • Easy to get on a plane.
- • Get off the bicycle.
- • I got off the ladder.
Get Up
SeparableSignificado: Levantarse (de cama o suelo).
- Get up from the floor.
- She´s lazy, she never gets up early.
- Did you get up in time?
- We won´t be able to get him up tomorrow.
Get Over
InseparableSignificados:
1. Recuperarse de una enfermedad.
2. Superar una mala experiencia.
- You can get over it.
- She got over the loss.
- It´s not going to be easy to get over.
- He may never get over it.
Get through
Separable?? Requiere preposiciones adicionales:
+ With: Terminar algo rápido.
+ To: Hacerse entender por alguien.
- Get through with it.
- It was a difficult work, but we got through it.
- Am I getting through to you?
- We got through them without any problem.