got

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BrE /ɡɒt/ AmE /ɡɑːt/

verb en → es

past got pp gotten ing getting

1 ACQUIRE/RECEIVE [transitive] A2

to obtain or receive something, especially by buying it or being given it

obtener, recibir, conseguir

  • get something from somebody/something

Collocations get a job · get some money

  • I got the book from the library.

    Obtuve el libro de la biblioteca.

2 ACHIEVE/REACH [transitive] B1

to achieve or reach a particular state, level, or position

llegar a, alcanzar, obtener

  • get to somewhere

Collocations get to university · get to the top

  • She got to the top of her class.

    Ella llegó a la cima de su clase.

1 BECOME [transitive] A2

to become or start to be in a particular state, condition, or situation

convertirse en, volverse, llegar a ser

  • get cold/hot

Collocations get angry · get tired

  • He got angry when he heard the news.

    Se enfadó cuando escuchó las noticias.

2 UNDERSTAND [transitive] B1

to understand or realize something

entender, comprender, darse cuenta de

  • get that

Collocations get the point · get the idea

  • I didn't get what you meant.

    No entendí lo que quisiste decir.

1 ARRIVE [intransitive] A2

to arrive at a place or point in time

llegar, arribar, alcanzar

  • get to somewhere

Collocations get home · get there

  • We got to the station late.

    Llegamos a la estación tarde.

2 HAVE/POSSESS [transitive] A1

to have or possess something, especially when you acquire it recently

tener, poseer, contar con

  • get a new car

Collocations get a new phone · get a new job

  • She got a new bike.

    Ella obtuvo una nueva bicicleta.

1 CAUSE [transitive] B2

to cause something to happen or make someone do something

causar, hacer que alguien haga algo

  • get somebody to do something

Collocations get him to help · get her to agree

  • I couldn't get them to listen.

    No pude hacer que me escucharan.

2 EARN [transitive] B1

to earn or receive money, especially as a salary or wage

ganar, recibir (salario)

  • get paid

Collocations get paid weekly/monthly · get a raise

  • He gets paid by the hour.

    Él gana dinero por hora.

Phrasal verbs

got on RELATIONSHIP B1

llevarse bien con, congeniar con

  • They got on well.

    Se llevaron bien.

got over RECOVER B1

superar, recuperarse de

  • She got over her illness.

    Ella se recuperó de su enfermedad.

got up WAKE UP A2

levantarse, despertarse

  • She got up early.

    Se levantó temprano.

got into ENTER/ENGAGE B1

entrar en, involucrarse en

  • He got into trouble.

    Se metió en problemas.

got out of ESCAPE/AVOID B1

salir de, evitar

  • She got out of a difficult situation.

    Ella se libró de una situación difícil.

Idioms

got it in for somebody B2

tener algo en contra de alguien, guardar rencor hacia alguien

  • He's got it in for me.

    Él guarda rencor hacia mí.

got the better of somebody B2

salirse con la suya contra alguien, vencer a alguien

  • She got the better of him in the argument.

    Ella salióse con la suya en el debate.

got to somebody/something B2

llegar a alguien/algo, afectar a alguien

  • The news got to her.

    La noticia la afectó.