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现在分词：getting
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词性:verb
例句1. I got the impression he didn’t like me’
例句2. I was glad to get your letter’
例句4. I’ll get the children from school’
例句5. the chairman gets ￡650,000 a year’
例句6. have the police got their man?’
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"Get on or get out" was Mr. Johnson’s motto.
“不进步--就滚蛋”成了约翰逊先生的座右铭。
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"Get something for nothing, " was his mission in life.
“不劳而获”是他毕生的目标。
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"It’s a plus as far as I’m concerned, " he said the night he was sacked, "to get out of this. "
“对我来说，”他在被开除的那天晚上说道，“从这里脱身是件好事。”
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"You mean you want a divorce now? " "If I get custody of Billy, " she said.
“你意思是说现在要离婚？”“要是我得到比利的监护权，”她说。
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"You’d better get into the red Knit. "
“你最好穿上红色毛线衫。”
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"Do I get the part or don’t I? " Harry snarled at me.
“我能不能担任这个角色？”哈里对我嗥道。
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"Look! You’ll never finish that job unless you forget everything else and get down to it. "
“注意！除非你抛开一切杂念定下心来做这项工作，不然你是永远也完成不了的。”
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Aargh─get that cat off the table!
啊，把那猫从桌上赶走！
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The concert didn’t even get a mention in the newspapers.
报纸对这场音乐会只字未提。
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Stop fooling about with that knife of someone will get hurt.
不要摆弄那把刀，会伤人的。
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The Old World did provide him with a solace of a kind he could not get at home.
但旧世界的确给了他某种慰藉，那不是在国内可以得到的。
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It was such a raw moment that Roosevelt said they had all better get ready for dinner.
当时的局面非常僵，因此罗斯福说，他们最好准备进餐。
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to get the VIP treatment
得到贵宾待遇
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It’s already eight o’clock. Why don’t you get a move on?
都8点了，你还不走？
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Get a drink for John.
给约翰拿杯饮料来。
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Bog off! Get out of our country!
滚开！从我国滚出去！
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Hunter came slowly out of his work and he said, "We have to speed it up; we’ve got to get that coal moving out. "
亨特在工作中慢慢地苏醒过来，他说：“我们应当赶快，我们必须使煤能够运出去。”
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However, I can get on very well without your interest.
哼，你不感兴趣，我照样过得很好。
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When I get home I like to collapse on the sofa and listen to music.
回到家时，我喜欢倒在沙发上听音乐。
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Carry on until you get to the junction, then turn left.
继续往前走到交叉路口，然后向左转。
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She should make it difficult for him to get into the house.
她必须设置障碍，不让他进入房间。
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She feels penned in by her life. She can never get away from the kitchen stove or the children.
她感到自己被生活局限在一个小圈子里，她永远无法摆脱灶台和孩子。
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She was trying to get a hold of him, wasn’t she?
她想把他勾搭上手，是吗？
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If she struck me with that rod, I should get it from her hand; I should break it under her nose.
她要是用那个教鞭打我，我就把它从她手中夺过来，当着她的面把它折断。
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If I were going to violate the law, then I ought to get something out of it.
就是我将来触犯法律的话，我也应该从中有所得。
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One of the uncertainties of military duty is that you never know when you might suddenly get posted away.
军事任务的一个不定因素是，你决不知道什么时候会被突然调离。
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We could attempt to get around this difficulty by initially assigning the arbitrary value to another of the unknowns rather than to Xn.
开头对另一个而不是Xn的未知数指定为任意常数，能试图避免这个困难。
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They are unlikely to get here on time, I fear.
恐怕他们不大可能准时到达这里。
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Excuse me, I can’t get by.
劳驾，请让开点路。
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The Union Hall was packed to capacity with many people unable to get in.
联合大厅内挤得水泄不通，并且还有许多人未能入场。
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get (缩写:get)
获取；得到[出]；【软】取得指令;= GEneral Translator,通用翻译程序; = Graphics Editing of Text, 正文的图形编辑
属类：IT行业 -电脑术语-缩写词
germanium transister (缩写:get)
锗晶体管
属类：行业术语 -海运-缩写词
noun
1.A person whom the speaker dislikes or despises.
‘I can’t stand that other smarmy _get_ .’
‘Stupid _get_ ! O my God, how you stick yourself I’ll never know!’
2.An animal’s offspring.
‘He’s the son of the well-known Driftwood Ike, and his _get_ are much sought-after by rodeo hands across the country.’
verb
1.
2.Acquire (knowledge) by study; learn.
‘that knowledge which is gotten at school’
3.Annoy (someone) greatly.
‘cleaning the same things all the time, that’s what _gets_ me’
‘How much has the fact that your game slipped over the past year been burning you inside? Deeply. It _gets_ me.’
4.Baffle (someone)
‘she had _got_ me there: I could not answer’
‘What is an annuity? No, you _got_ me there.’
5.Be appropriately punished or rewarded.
‘I’ll _get_ mine, you’ll _get_ yours, we’ll all _get_ wealthy’
‘‘Hey,’ they hiss at us now, ‘I _got_ mine, you _get_ yours - adios chump.’’
6.Be punished, injured, or killed.
‘wait until dad comes home, then you’ll _get_ it!’
‘What a waste when somebody _gets_ it and it ain’t even their fault.’
7.Begin to be or do something, especially gradually or by chance.
‘we _got_ talking one evening’
‘We didn’t go out on dates as such but we met up and we _got_ talking.’
8.Catch or apprehend (someone)
‘the police have _got_ him’
‘So it’s a double blow for you: first that the bad people have gotten us, and second that I’ve failed you.’
9.Cause to be treated in a specified way.
‘ _get_ the form signed by a doctor’
‘Otherwise we send out for a Chinese or _get_ something prepared for us downstairs.’
10.Come to have (something); receive.
‘I _got_ a letter from him the other day’
‘what kind of reception did you _get_ ?’
11.Come, go, or make progress eventually or with some difficulty.
‘Nigel _got_ home very late’
‘he hadn’t _got_ very far with the book yet’
12.Contract (a disease or ailment)
‘I might be _getting_ the flu’
‘Whenever my three-year-old son _gets_ a cold, he suffers from a high temperature and is sick for 24 hours.’
13.Experience, suffer, or be afflicted with (something bad)
‘I _got_ a sudden pain in my left eye’
‘The students expect the cheating student to _get_ her comeuppance but nothing happens.’
14.Have the opportunity to do.
‘he _got_ to try out a few of these nice new cars’
‘Sue had been perfectly outraged that Astrid had gotten to go meet Ian first.’
15.Induce or prevail upon (someone) to do something.
‘they _got_ her to sign the consent form’
‘They had also never gotten the band to sign releases for their interviews, which took more than three years to conduct.’
16.Make contact with, especially by telephone.
‘you can _get_ me at home if you need me’
‘Lost my cell phone, but you can still _get_ me at my landline.’
17.Move in order to pick up or bring (something); fetch.
‘ _get_ another chair’
‘I’ll _get_ you a drink’
18.Move or come into a specified position, situation, or state.
‘she _got_ into the car’
‘Henry _got_ to his feet’
19.Obtain (a figure or answer) as a result of calculation.
‘In the first two expressions, she multiplied before dividing, _getting_ 9 as an answer for the first expression and 6 for the second.’
‘Add 3 + 9 + 3 to _get_ 15.’
20.Prepare (a meal)
‘Celia went to the kitchen to start _getting_ their dinner’
‘Making the fresh soda bread, _getting_ the dinner, and doing her housework was her joy.’
21.Punish, injure, or kill (someone), especially as retribution.
‘I’ll _get_ you for this!’
‘Anna has troubles of her own - including a little brother who’s out to _get_ her.’
22.Reach a specified point or stage.
‘it’s _getting_ so I can’t even think’
‘His vision was blurred and his speech was _getting_ so that hardly anyone could understand him.’
23.Reach or cause to reach a specified state or condition.
‘he’d _got_ thinner’
‘it’s _getting_ late’
24.Receive as a punishment or penalty.
‘I’ll _get_ the sack if things go wrong’
‘I _got_ the sack once for laughing at work - I was driving a hearse at the time.’
25.Respond to a ring of (a telephone or doorbell)
‘I’ll _get_ the door!’
‘ _Get_ the door for me will you, please?’
26.Strike or wound (someone) with a blow or missile.
‘you _got_ me in the eye!’
‘Another guy came up at me and he took a swing and _got_ me in the arm.’
27.Succeed in attaining, achieving, or experiencing; obtain.
‘I need all the sleep I can _get_ ’
‘he _got_ a teaching job in California’
28.Succeed in making (someone or something) come, go, or move somewhere.
‘she had to _get_ them away from the rocks’
‘let’s _get_ you home’
29.Tend to meet with or find in a specified place or situation.
‘for someone used to the tiny creatures we _get_ in England it was something of a shock’
‘We still _get_ people who have no interest except that they are having something for free.’
30.Travel by or catch (a bus, train, or other form of transport)
‘I _got_ a taxi across to Baker Street’
‘Certainly, you’re not _getting_ a Circle Line train today, or for several weeks at least.’
31.Understand (an argument or the person making it)
‘What do you mean? I don’t _get_ it’
‘I appreciate that it will take time to filter through and for people to _get_ the message.’
32.Used to draw attention to someone whom one regards as pretentious or vain.
‘ _get_ her!’
‘ _Get_ you, having breakfast at ten thirty am.’
33.Used with past participle to form the passive mood.
‘the cat _got_ drowned’
‘You know you’re in worse shape when the cat in the movie _gets_ billed in the credits.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞， 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。
