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    This document provides definitions and examples for the word "get" from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English. It has multiple meanings including: 1. To receive something that is given, sent, or obtained from another person or source. Examples include getting presents, getting a letter from someone, or getting something from someone. 2. To obtain something by finding it, asking for it, or paying for it. 3. Several other related meanings and examples are listed but not defined, including "get along", "get around", "get around to something", "get away with something", and "get by".

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    This document provides definitions and examples for the word "get" from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English. It has multiple meanings including: 1. To receive something that is given, sent, or obtained from another person or source. Examples include getting presents, getting a letter from someone, or getting something from someone. 2. To obtain something by finding it, asking for it, or paying for it. 3. Several other related meanings and examples are listed but not defined, including "get along", "get around", "get around to something", "get away with something", and "get by".

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    This document provides definitions and examples for the word "get" from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English. It has multiple meanings including: 1. To receive something that is given, sent, or obtained from another person or source. Examples include getting presents, getting a letter from someone, or getting something from someone. 2. To obtain something by finding it, asking for it, or paying for it. 3. Several other related meanings and examples are listed but not defined, including "get along", "get around", "get around to something", "get away with something", and "get by".

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    2/18/2017 get | meaning of get in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English | LDOCE

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    get /et/ S1 W1 verb (past


    tense got, past participle got /t $ t/
    British English, gotten /tn $ tn/
    American English, present participle More results
    getting)
    get something across
    1 RECEIVE [transitive] to receive
    something that someone gives you or get (something) through to
    sends you somebody
    She got loads of presents.
    get along
    What did you get for Christmas?
    We get a lot of junk mail. get around
    get something from somebody
    get around to something
    We got a letter from Pam this
    morning. get away with something
    get something o somebody
    get by
    spoken informal
    I got it o my Dad. See all results
    I got a few games free when I
    bought my computer.

    2 OBTAIN [transitive] to obtain Pictures of the day


    something by nding it, asking for it, or
    Do you know what each of these
    paying for it
    is called?
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