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换言之
wyjmować
I. get out VB trans
1. get out (take out):
wyjmować [perf wyjąć]
get out person a.
wyciągać [perf wyciągnąć]
2. get out (expel):
wyrzucać [perf wyrzucić]
3. get out (publish):
wydawać [perf wydać]
II. get out VB intr
1. get out:
wychodzić [perf wyjść]
wydostawać [perf wydostać] się
2. get out (alight):
wysiadać [perf wysiąść] [z samochodu]
3. get out (escape):
uciekać [perf uciec]
4. get out (spread):
wydostawać [perf wydostać] się
OpenDict entry
get out
get out of VB trans
1. get out of (avoid):
to get out of sth
wymigiwać [perf wymigać] się od czegoś
2. get out of (help avoid):
3. get out of (persuade to tell):
to get sth out of sb
4. get out of (gain):
Present
Iget out
youget out
he/she/itgets out
weget out
youget out
theyget out
Past
Igot out
yougot out
he/she/itgot out
wegot out
yougot out
theygot out
Present Perfect
Ihavegot out / American English a. gotten out
youhavegot out / American English a. gotten out
he/she/ithasgot out / American English a. gotten out
wehavegot out / American English a. gotten out
youhavegot out / American English a. gotten out
theyhavegot out / American English a. gotten out
Past Perfect
Ihadgot out / American English a. gotten out
youhadgot out / American English a. gotten out
he/she/ithadgot out / American English a. gotten out
wehadgot out / American English a. gotten out
youhadgot out / American English a. gotten out
theyhadgot out / American English a. gotten out
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So one aspect of right view is understanding that to get out of the jungle we need a path.
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Living in an economically depressed area, people were fighting to get out and lawyers were some of the people helping them fight.
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They'd found themselves in a lobster pot, it's been said -- they could get in easily enough, but they couldn't get out.
irishecho.com
Our heart-to-heart on why it costs so much and takes so long to get out of wedlock.
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He tells her that he punishes people who mess with him, and tells her to get out of his office.
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