Translations for „get“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . get <got, gotten, Brit got> [get] VB trans inf

1. get (obtain):

get

obter

get

conseguir

get a massage, a manicure

fazer

to get the impression that ...

ter a impressão de que ...

we got good seats at the concert

conseguimos bons lugares para o show

I got a raise

recebi um aumento (de salário)

2. get (receive):

get present, letter

receber

to get sth from sb

receber a. c. de alguém

to get the better of sb

levar a melhor sobre alguém

to get a surprise

ter uma surpresa

3. get (catch):

get plane, train, the flu

pegar

do you get channel 4?

(sua TV) pega o canal 4?

4. get inf (understand):

get a joke

entender

you just don't get it!

você não entende mesmo!

5. get (answer):

to get the phone

atender ao telefone

6. get (cause to be done):

to get sth done

mandar fazer a. c.

to get sb to do sth

conseguir que alguém faça a. c.

7. get inf (start):

to get sb doing sth

fazer com que alguém faça a. c.

to get the ball rolling

fazer a bola rolar

he got me started on the project

ele me ajudou a começar o projeto

they got him talking

fizeram com que ele falasse

II . get [get] VB intr

1. get + adj/v (become):

get angry, bored, tired

tornar-se

get angry, bored, tired

ficar

to get to know sb

(vir a) conhecer alguém

to get to like sth

(vir a) gostar de a. c.

to get married

casar-se

to get ready

aprontar-se

to get ready

preparar-se

to get upset

aborrecer-se

to get used to sth

acostumar-se a a. c.

2. get (have opportunity):

to get to do sth

chegar a [or conseguir] fazer a. c.

to get to see sb

conseguir ver alguém

3. get (travel):

get

chegar a

to get home

chegar em casa

how do you usually get to work?

como você costuma ir ao trabalho?

do you know how to get there?

você sabe como chegar lá?

let's get going

vamos indo

get along VB intr

1. get along (have good relationship):

get along

dar-se bem

to get along with sb

dar-se bem com alguém

2. get along (manage):

get along

ser bem-sucedido

are you getting along alright with your project?

você está sendo bem-sucedido com o projeto?

I . get around VB trans insep (avoid)

get around

evitar

get around

contornar

we can get around the problem

nós podemos contornar o problema

II . get around VB intr

1. get around (spread):

get around rumor, news

espalhar-se

2. get around (travel):

get around

deslocar-se

to get around to doing sth

encontrar tempo para fazer a. c.

get at VB trans insep inf

1. get at (suggest):

get at

querer chegar

what do you think the author is getting at in this text?

o que você acha que o autor quer dizer neste texto?

what are you getting at?

aonde você quer chegar?

2. get at Aus, Brit (criticize):

get at

pegar no pé de alguém

get away VB intr

get away

escapar

to get away from sth/sb

escapar de a. c./alguém

to get away with sth

sair impune de a. c.

I . get back VB trans

get back

recuperar

II . get back VB intr

get back

voltar

get back

regressar

to get back to sth

voltar para [or a fazer] a. c.

to get back at sb

desforrar-se de alguém

I'll get back to you tomorrow

eu ligo para você de volta amanhã

get behind VB intr

get behind

atrasar-se

get behind

ficar para trás

to get behind with sth

atrasar-se em a. c.

get by VB intr

get by

sobreviver

how does she get by on such a small salary?

como ela sobrevive com um salário tão pequeno?

get down VB trans always sep (disturb)

get down

deprimir

this weather is really getting me down

este tempo me deixa bem deprimido

I . get in VB trans

1. get in (manage to say):

get in

expor (uma opinião)

I got my suggestion in at the beginning of the meeting

dei minha sugestão no início da reunião

2. get in (bring inside):

get in

trazer para dentro

II . get in VB intr

1. get in (arrive home):

get in

chegar em casa

2. get in (be chosen, enter):

get in

entrar

I've applied for Harvard, but I don't know if I'll get in

candidatei-me a Harvard, mas não sei se vou entrar

get into VB trans insep

1. get into (become interested):

get into

interessar-se por

he doesn't know what he's getting into

ele não sabe com o que está se metendo

2. get into (enter):

get into

entrar em

I . get off VB trans

get off train, bus:

get off

descer de

II . get off VB intr

1. get off (avoid punishment):

get off

safar-se

Phrases:

when do you get off work?

a que horas você sai do trabalho?

I . get on VB trans

get on bus, train:

get on

tomar

get on

subir em

II . get on VB intr

1. get on Brit (be friends):

get on

dar-se bem

she and I never really got on

ele e eu nunca nos demos bem de verdade

2. get on Brit (manage):

get on

ser bem-sucedido

3. get on (go ahead):

to get on with sth

ir em frente com a. c.

let's get on on with it

vamos em frente com isso

I . get out VB trans

get out

tirar

she got the brush out of the drawer

ela tirou a escova da gaveta

II . get out VB intr

1. get out (leave):

get out

ir embora

get out

sair

2. get out (escape):

to get out of sth

escapar

to get out of sth

livrar-se de a. c.

get over VB trans insep (recover from)

get over

refazer-se de a. c.

get over

recuperar-se de a. c.

I'm still getting over my cold

eu ainda estou me recuperando do resfriado

get round VB trans Brit

See also get around

I . get around VB trans insep (avoid)

get around

evitar

get around

contornar

we can get around the problem

nós podemos contornar o problema

II . get around VB intr

1. get around (spread):

get around rumor, news

espalhar-se

2. get around (travel):

get around

deslocar-se

to get around to doing sth

encontrar tempo para fazer a. c.

I . get through VB intr

1. get through TELEC:

get through

completar a ligação

Phrases:

to get through to sb

fazer-se entender por alguém

to get through to sb

comunicar-se com alguém

II . get through VB trans (survive)

get through

sobreviver

get through

atravessar

we have to get through these difficult times

temos que atravessar estes tempos difíceis

get together VB intr

get together

encontrar-se

to get together with sb

encontrar-se com alguém

I . get up VB intr (get out of bed)

get up

levantar-se

II . get up VB trans

1. get up (organize):

get up

organizar [or juntar] (para um fim)

we're getting up a party for her birthday

nós estamos organizando uma festa para comemorar seu aniversário

2. get up always sep inf (wake):

get up

acordar

get up to VB trans

get up to

chegar a

we got up to page 72 last lesson

chegamos à página 72 na última aula

Usage examples with get

get out!

fora!

to get the impression that ...

ter a impressão de que ...

to get on famously esp Brit

dar-se maravilhosamente bem com (alguém)

to get cold feet fig inf

ficar com medo

to get an ovation

receber aplausos

to get into shape

entrar em forma

to get a haircut

cortar o cabelo

to get the sack

ser demitido

to get a promotion

obter uma promoção

to get into mischief

fazer travessura

to get off lightly

sair-se bem

to get the message

receber o recado

to get sth free

soltar a. c.

to get a surprise

ter uma surpresa

to get the phone

atender ao telefone

to get with it

ficar ligado

to get a facelift

fazer um lifting

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It would be easy for readers of news coverage of the turnabout to get that impression.

www.latimes.com

A gal in feathers tried to get the attention of a toddler in baby carriage to no avail.

montrealgazette.com

What remains to be seen is whether he can convert his jackdaw versatility house, breaks and dubstep all get a look-in here into a coherent style of his own.

en.wikipedia.org

Harry would sometimes broadcast from the center field bleachers, where he could hobnob with fans and get a suntan (or a burn).

en.wikipedia.org

He relinquished his patrimony and did not get any money from his four employed brothers.

en.wikipedia.org

It is also good for parents of young children because the water doesn't get much deeper than knee-deep along the shore.

en.wikipedia.org

You install a wind turbine or a solar panel, and you'll get carbon-neutral energy.

thetyee.ca

In most cases, tenants have to fork out three months' rent to get a home, and all in the first month.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

Lean management has evolved over 100 years, and when you apply those practices to software delivery, you get the same results: faster cycle times, higher quality and lower costs.

www.baselinemag.com

There's already pressure for us to look "presentable," and when we go barefaced, we get criticized.

preen.inquirer.net