Definition of «to get»

The phrase "to get" is an idiomatic expression that means to acquire or obtain something. It can be used in various contexts, such as getting a job, getting information, getting help, getting money, getting food, and so on. The phrase can also be used figuratively to mean understanding or realizing something, for example "I finally got the joke."

Usage examples

I need to get some groceries from the store.
She wants to get a new car for her birthday.
They are trying to get tickets to the concert.
He always tries to get the latest technology gadgets.
We need to get permission before we can proceed.
The children are excited to get their presents on Christmas morning.

Phrases with «to get»

Sentences with «to get»

Your 401 (k) certainly is — and buying a home can be, too, if you choose well and don't get in over your head. (grow.acorns.com)
But hopefully this exercise illustrates the power of getting in as early as possible and with as much as you can afford. (leithwheeler.com)
«The pizza concepts that have done best are the ones that don't get into too many high - end ingredients,» he says. (entrepreneur.com)
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