Vocab Bloom Hub

get around

/ɡet əˈraʊnd/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar deslocamento de um lugar para outro, ou para contornar, evitar ou superar um obstáculo ou problema.

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verb

/ɡet əˈraʊnd/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar deslocamento de um lugar para outro, ou para contornar, evitar ou superar um obstáculo ou problema.

A phrasal verb used to indicate moving from place to place, or to avoid or circumvent an obstacle or problem.

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. Move from place to placeinformal

    To travel or move from one location to another.

    ptLocomover-se

    • She gets around the city by bicycle.
    • He uses a wheelchair to get around.
    • It's easy to get around in this town with public transport.

    Sinônimoscirculatemoveroamtravelwander

  2. Avoid or circumventinformal

    To find a way to avoid a problem, rule, or obstacle.

    ptContornar

    • They tried to get around the new regulations.
    • He got around the security system by using a fake ID.
    • She always finds a way to get around the rules.

    Sinônimosavoidbypasscircumventdodgeevadeoutwitsidestepskirt

    Antônimosconfrontfacemeettackle

  3. Become widely knowninformal

    For news or information to spread among many people.

    ptTornar-se amplamente conhecido

    • Word got around that the company was closing.
    • The rumor got around the school very quickly.
    • News of his promotion got around the office.

    Sinônimoscirculateget outgo aroundleakspread

Formas
  • got around past participle
  • gotten around past participle
  • got around past simple
  • getting around present participle
  • gets around third person singular

Verbo baseget

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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