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Фразовые глаголы tak
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| get your act together | become more organised |
| · get around | travel; of news or rumours |
| · get by | have just enough money to pay for the things you need but no more |
| · get someone down | make someone depressed |
| · get off | finish work |
| · get up to mischief | doing something naughty |
| · get down to business | start our work |
| · get off my back! | stop nagging me |
| · get back to basics | start again at the beginning |
| · get off the ground | get started |
| · get out of my mind | stop thinking about |
| · get the message across | make people understand |
| · get away with murder | behave badly and not be criticised or punished |
| · get to the bottom of | understand properly, not superficially |
| · get in on the act | become involved |
| · get up to | doing |
| · get into | becoming keen on |
| · get in | find time for |
| · get something out of | get benefit from |
| · get back into | return to (after some time) |
| · get together | meet |
| · go down | if a computer system goes down, it stops working; become worse in quality; if part of your body that is bigger than usual because of an illness or injury goes down, it starts to return to its usual size |
| · go back over | examine again |
| · go for | was sold for |
| · go ahead | happen |
| · go over | thinking about something that happened or that was said |
| · go into | become involved in |
| · go after/for | try to get |
| · go off | happened in a particular way |
| · go over to | leave one group or organisation and join another competing group or organisation |
| · go around | spend time (used about doing something that is unpleasant for other people) |
| · go through | experienced (used about an unpleasant or difficult situation or event) |
| · go by | using as a reference |
| · go forward | proceed to the next round |
| · go for | attacking |
| · go after | to chase or follow someone in order to catch them |
| · come at | move towards someone in order to attack them; think about something in a particular way |
| · come down | pass from one generation to another so that it continues; for a price or level, become lower |
| · come into it | (usually negative) have an influence |
| · come in for | received (collocates with criticism or praise) |
| · come under | getting a lot of |
| · come across | being seen by others |
| · come up against | faced |
| · come through | managed to get to the end of a difficult situation |
| · come out with | suddenly said |
| · come in | being introduced, replacing |
| · come off | ended up in a good position (come off better) or bad position (come off worse) because of an argument or some kind of struggle |
| · come up to | reach |
| · come in | have a role, be relevant |
| · come on | progressed, improved |
| · come into being | be created, start to exist |
| · take away | take memories |
| · take off | remove from a job or shift; of a plane |
| · take out | take someone to a restaurant; kill or destroy in a military battle |
| · take aback | very surprised |
| · take up | used (time) |
| · take down | removing by separating into pieces and taking the pieces away |
| · take away from | made it seem less good or successful |
| · take away | remembered [used about e.g. a memory, an impression, a message] |
| · take away | take to a different place |
| · take off | remove from a job; stop giving someone a particular type of medicine |
| · take up | discuss something or deal with something |
| · take along | take with you |