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• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la llegada a un lugar, el comienzo de una acción o la obtención de la oportunidad de hacer algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate reaching a place, starting to do something, or having the opportunity to do something.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Arrive at a placeinformal

   To reach or arrive at a particular location.

   llegar a un lugar

   • We got to the station just in time for the train.
   • What time did you get to the office this morning?
   • She got to the party late because of traffic.

   Sinónimosarrive atcome toreach

   Antónimosdepartleavestart

2. Begin or start doing somethinginformal

   To start doing something, often after a delay or with effort.

   ponerse a hacer algo

   • Let's get to work on this project immediately.
   • He finally got to cleaning the garage after weeks of procrastination.
   • I need to get to writing that report.

   Sinónimosbegincommenceembark onset aboutstarttackleundertake

   Antónimosceaseendfinishquitstop

3. Have the opportunity to do somethinginformal

   To have the chance or permission to do something.

   Tener la oportunidad de

   • I got to meet the president at the conference.
   • She got to travel to Japan for her job.
   • We got to see the new movie before it was released.

   Antónimosforgomiss

4. Affect or annoy someoneinformal

   To bother, upset, or affect someone emotionally.

   afectar o molestar

   • His constant complaining really gets to me.
   • The noise from the construction site is starting to get to her.
   • Don't let his criticism get to you.

   Sinónimosaffectaggravateannoybotherbugdisconcertdisturbirkirritatenettlepeeveruffleupsetvex

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