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get over
verb
- to cross or surmount (something)
the children got over the fence
- intr, preposition to recover from (an illness, shock, etc)
- intr, preposition to overcome or master (a problem)
you'll soon get over your shyness
- intr, preposition to appreciate fully
I just can't get over seeing you again
- tr, adverb to communicate effectively
he had difficulty getting the message over
- tr, adverbsometimes foll bywith to bring (something necessary but unpleasant) to an end
let's get this job over with quickly
Example Sentences
Now I look back, I’m like, “I was too sensitive — get over yourself.â€
It was pure theatre watching the man so used to glory, who lives for success, exude relief, celebration and then uncontained joy when City deservedly got over the line.
“Toddlers were meant to use their focusing power to get over their far-sightedness and then be toddlers … not read books or stare into screens,†Mutti said.
But, just as Axelle Berthoumieu came on to replace the dismissed Vernier, Ireland got over for their second maul try, and third off a line-out, with Wafer again credited with the score.
"I got over here in half an hour," she said.
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