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Meanings of got a change in anglès

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Usage of got a change in anglès
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I actually got a change to play the amazing Nintendo 64 today.
Wired
2
They got a change of air by making an alteration of life.
Fisherman's Luck and Some Other Uncertain Things
3
In the United States, it got a change of name: Genesis.
Wired
4
It didn't much matter, so long as he got a change uh scenery.
The Lonesome Trail and Other Stories
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We are thinking the food, now we have got a change, may improve things.
The Worst Journey in the World / Antarctic 1910-1913
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I've got a change of clothes in the car.
Blood rites
7
I can't wash, I can't take a bath, and I haven't got a change of clothes.'
Slow decay
8
You got a change of clothes?
The Reality Dysfunction
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Mr Davey also got a change to his client's bail conditions which would allow him to travel overseas for a family wedding.
Radio NZ
10
Jim went quickly to his section, got a change of clothing, retired to the wash room and proceeded to get thoroughly cleaned up.
Frontier Boys in Frisco
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I got a change from Jack Reilly, who had been an old messmate, and with whom I had always been on good terms.
Ned Myers, or, a Life Before the Mast
12
Leslie argued that she hadn't got a change of clothes or a toothbrush and, most important, that she hadn't left food out for her cat.
Alexandra, gone
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"We got a change in plans here, Nat?"
Carrion comfort
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"My only consolation," he went on, "is that you have got a change of raiment, which is more than I have.
The Knave of Diamonds
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