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Meanings of go-getter in English

Catalan
ambiciós
Spanish
emprendedor

Someone whose career progresses rapidly.

ambiciós
Usage of go-getter in English
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Laverne Cox is sure proof that you can't keep a go-getter down.
Ebony
2
It's difficult for Coney to pinpoint exactly what made him such a go-getter.
BBC
3
Are you a go-getter student on the path to a career in the media?
The South African
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But the other was what Starr called a sure-enough go-getter.
Starr, of the Desert
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And for this go-getter, things have certainly paid off.
Ebony
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Some go-getter salesman comes down here in the '50s.
A visible darkness
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Morrison will play a struggling musician, Hahn a pregnant go-getter, and Alexander everybody's drinking buddy.
Reuters
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A senior adviser gains a go-getter who brings in new clients and a built-in succession plan.
Reuters
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These complaints are common among busy, go-getter professionals.
BBC
10
I'm just not the go-getter type of human.
Immortality Inc.
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Bunny thinks his dad looks like a real go-getter, with his sample case and his suit.
The death of bunny munro: a novel
12
You're the darndest go-getter ever I did see.
Gunsight Pass: How Oil Came to the Cattle Country and Brought a ...
13
A survivor, a go-getter, feisty and determined.
Love is the best medicine: what two dogs taught one veterinarian...
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He's some go-getter boy, Jack Roberts is.
Oh, You Tex!
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Robert, married to a 45-year-old white teacher, is an entrepreneurial go-getter impatient with the claims of the past.
The Guardian
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I feel I'm a go-getter.
Chump change: a novel
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