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Meanings of get over in English
Usage of get over in English
1
Go home, go to work, get over it, I said to myself.
2
I know there's an answer, and the answer is, get over yourself.
3
If anything will help Tachy get over his problem, this is it.
4
I cannot get over how good this product is for its price.
5
I couldn't quite get over the fact that this place was real.
6
Yet, he managed to get over the threshold with minutes to spare.
7
The skies were about as clear as they get over New York.
8
I try, but I don't get over to her place very often.
9
We are going to work really hard to get over the hump.
10
She couldn't get over the way she looked in her new clothes.
11
It's several long seconds before I get over the shock of that.
12
I need to get over there by morning, at least before noon.
13
The doc said he'd get over it if we gave him time.
14
It's going to take her a long time to get over this.
15
We brought him here thinking he could get over it, you know?
16
No, that is bad; but boys get over their quarrels in time.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for get over
Get over through the time
Get over across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
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