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get over

/ɡet ˈoʊ.vər/

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verb

/ɡet ˈoʊ.vər/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения выздоровления от болезни, шока или эмоциональных трудностей, а также преодоления препятствия.

A phrasal verb used to indicate recovering from an illness, shock, or emotional difficulty, or overcoming an obstacle.

uncountable · irregular verb · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Recover from illnessinformal

    To recover from a sickness or disease.

    ruВыздороветь

    • She finally got over the flu after a week.
    • It took him a long time to get over the cold.
    • I hope you get over your fever soon.

    Synonymsbounce backconvalescehealpull throughrecoverrecuperatesurvive

    Antonymscatchcontractrelapsesickensuccumb

  2. Overcome an emotional difficultyinformal

    To recover from a negative emotional experience, such as a breakup or disappointment.

    ruПреодолеть

    • He is still trying to get over his divorce.
    • It took her months to get over the shock.
    • You need to get over your fear of public speaking.

    Synonymsbounce backheallet goovercomerecoversurmount

  3. Solve a probleminformal

    To successfully deal with or overcome a problem or obstacle.

    ruПреодолеть

    • We need to get over this technical issue before the launch.
    • They got over the financial crisis by cutting costs.
    • She got over the language barrier by taking lessons.

    Synonymsbeatconquermasterovercomeresolvesurmounttackle

Forms
  • got over past participle
  • gotten over past participle
  • got over past simple
  • getting over present participle
  • gets over third person singular

Base verbget

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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