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Significados de get even en inglés

portugués
equalizar

Compensate; make the score equal.

equalizar
español
desquitarse

Take revenge or even out a score.

desquitarse
Uso de get even en inglés
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The crisis is likely to get even worse in the near future.
The Guardian
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We're not anticipating to get even a small number until next year.
Radio NZ
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The new release will struggle to get even close to that number.
The Guardian
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America is great at artificial intelligence-andit's going to get even greater.
Wired
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In the short term, however, things could get even worse for Henry.
The Guardian
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When a battle reaches its hottest point, the strong get even stronger.
Radio NZ
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Tom looked forward to September with a gambler's hunger to get even.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
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The technology is impressive and is set to get even more so.
The Guardian
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If Schmidhuber had his way, the concept would get even more recognition.
The Guardian
10
In a post-Brexit Britain, the picture is set to get even harsher.
The Guardian
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And with the VAT increase, some items might get even more expensive.
The South African
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So, for them to get even stronger, you're increasing that injury chance.
Wired
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The truth is, human tendency is to get even and harbour resentment.
Jamaica Observer
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Things get even more messy as a revealing affidavit is now public.
The South African
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In fact, the freshmen tried to get even money, but could not.
Frank Merriwell at Yale; Or, Freshman Against Freshman
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You don't think that Risey sent him to get even with you?
The last illusion
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Translations for get even
portugués
equalizar
Get even a través del tiempo
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