Vocab Bloom Hub

getting

/ˈɡet.ɪŋ/

Tradução: Ação ou processo de obter, adquirir ou conseguir algo; ato de receber ou passar a ter posse de algo., Verbo usado para indicar a ação de obter, adquirir ou alcançar algo, ou de passar a estar em determinado estado.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈɡet.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ptAção ou processo de obter, adquirir ou conseguir algo; ato de receber ou passar a ter posse de algo.

The act or process of obtaining or acquiring something.

incontável

  1. Act of acquiringB2formal

    The process or action of obtaining or receiving something.

    ptObtenção

    • The getting of wisdom is more important than the getting of wealth.
    • He focused on the getting of new skills for his career.
    • The getting of the contract required months of negotiation.

    Sinônimosacquisitionattainmentprocurementreceiptreception

    Antônimosgivinglosspartingrelinquishmentsurrender

Formas
  • getings plural form
  • getings' possessive plural form
  • getting's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

get/ɡet/A1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de obter, adquirir ou alcançar algo, ou de passar a estar em determinado estado.

A verb used to indicate the act of obtaining, receiving, or coming into possession of something, or of reaching a state or condition.

verbo irregular

  1. Obtain or receiveA1formal

    To come into possession of something that is given, sent, or bought.

    ptObter ou receber

    • I managed to a discount on the new laptop by using a coupon.
    • She usually a lot of emails from her clients on Monday mornings.
    • Where did you those beautiful flowers for the anniversary?
    • He finally his driver's license after passing the test last week.
    • The children are hoping to some cool toys for their birthdays.

    Sinônimosacquireattaincome bygainobtainpick upprocurereceivesecure

    Antônimosforfeitgiveloserelinquishsurrenderyield

  2. Reach a state or conditionA1formal

    To move into or develop a particular quality, emotion, or physical situation.

    ptFicar (entrar em um estado)

    • It starts to dark much earlier during the winter months.
    • We should leave now before the traffic worse in the afternoon.
    • Please don't angry with me; it was just an honest mistake.
    • The runners were tired after completing the first ten miles.
    • I hope you better soon and can return to work next week.

    Sinônimosbecomefallgogrowturn

    Antônimoskeepremainstay

  3. Arrive at a placeA2formal

    To reach a destination or a specific point at the end of a journey.

    ptChegar a um lugar

    • What time do you usually home after your shift at the hospital?
    • We to the airport just in time to check in for our flight.
    • How can I to the nearest subway station from this hotel?
    • They finally to the top of the mountain after hours of hiking.
    • Call me as soon as you to London so I know you're safe.

    Sinônimosappeararrivecomelandmake itreachshow upturn up

  4. Understand somethingB1informal

    To grasp the meaning, significance, or nature of an idea, joke, or explanation.

    ptEntender

    • I'm sorry, I don't quite what you're trying to say in this email.
    • Did you the joke he told at the beginning of the presentation?
    • Wait, I think I finally it now after your detailed explanation.
    • He didn't the point of the movie despite watching it twice.
    • It's a complex theory that takes a while for most students to .

    Sinônimosapprehendcatchcomprehenddiscernfathomfollowgraspseetwigunderstand

  5. Fetch or bringA2formal

    To go to a place, take hold of something, and return with it.

    ptBuscar ou trazer

    • Could you please me a glass of cold water from the kitchen?
    • I'll go and my umbrella before we head out into the rain.
    • Can you the kids from school today while I finish this report?
    • He went upstairs to his jacket because it was chilly outside.
    • The dog loves to the ball whenever we throw it in the park.

    Sinônimosbringcollectfetchpick upretrieve

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

Variantes phrasalget acrossget alongget along withget aroundget around toget atget awayget behindget byget downget hold ofget inget intoget offget onget on withget ontoget outget overget throughget toget up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.