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Meanings of getting even in anglès
portuguès
retribuição espanyol
contraataque Synonyms
Examples for "return"
Examples for "return"
1
We'll return early next year with a new company and new toys.
2
No difference was found according to return to work 1 year postsurgery.
3
I think we need an opportunity to return home at one point.
4
Air New Zealand is currently operating 16 return international services a week.
5
She will return to work in Paris early in the new year.
1
On maturity the government redeems the bonds by paying back the loan.
2
Liquidity becomes precious when many borrowers aren't paying back loans on time.
3
But I'm not paying back the thousand bucks, mainly because I can't.
4
I think he said something about paying back the money he owed me.
5
Iran has been paying back Eni for decade-old deals with oil for years.
Usage of getting even in anglès
1
Visiting the command tent meant, well, getting even closer to Commander Ullen.
2
He was getting even sicker of the impulse to respond in kind.
3
With great, huge stars, though, getting even a little hotter is troublesome.
4
Just think-hesaved me from getting even a scratch or a bruise.
5
Old Mr. Toad was getting even with Peter for laughing at him.
6
For one thing, these Sicilians have a nasty habit of getting even.
7
It was, the doctor said, Kate's unconscious way of getting even with us.
8
Instead of finding answers, the situation was getting even more complicated.
9
The short story is that Firefox 3 is getting even faster.
10
That was their way of getting even for a wrong done in 1710!
11
The old spirit was that of getting even with the wrongdoer.
12
It started out weird and is getting even weirder as it goes along.
13
That is only getting even with your opponent in brute fashion.
14
But Clinton was getting even further ahead of herself than that.
15
Had the idea of getting even with G. robbed her of her senses?
16
If that was any indication, the thing was getting even nastier.
This collocation consists of:
Getting even through the time
Getting even across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common