英语讲义【88】由get引导的片语动词

　　绝大多数的片语动词都是由一个简单的动词引导。大型的英文辞典里都可找到，但是由于辞典空间有限，不一定每个片语动词都加上实用的例句。比如由get引导的片语动词不少过四五十个，哪里有办法个个举例示范呢？

　　这里就把和get有关的常用片语动词举些出来，供大家参考。

　　●Get on：进行 Tom is sluggish. I wonder how he is getting on in his new work.

　　●Get through：完成 There isnt much time left. How can one get through all this work before the office closes?

　　●Get over：恢复过来 The rich woman was so upset at the loss of her beloved puppy that it was hard for her to get over the shock.

　　●Getdown：使消沉 Miss Lim told me that his poor academic performance got her down.

　　●Get down to：认真做 It is sometimes difficult to get down to serious work after a long holiday .

　　●Get round/around：回避 What will happen will happen. I see no way of getting round the imponderables.

　　●Get on for：（常以进行时态出现）将近 No one knows about that film stars actual age, but it must be getting on for 50 years old.

　　●Get away/off with：逃避处罚 The police have not let anyone get away with his or her illegal act.

　　●Getacross：把（讯息等）传达给 The minister tried to get his ideas across to the masses of people.

　　●Get back at：向报仇 I notice that people often get back at whoever is unkind to them.

　　●Get back to：再与联络 Sorry , I am busy at the moment. Let me get back to you later

　　●Get in with：与保持良好关系 James joined a high-class club to get in with influential people there.

　　●Getoff：寄出 The manager asked his secretary to get all the letters off before 5p.m.

　　●Getout：推出产品、出版 As a rule, manufacturers will get their new products out before Christmas. / Jason will get another book out soon .

　　●Get on with：继续进行 It is time to turn off the TV and get on with your unfinished home work.

　　●Get at：（常以进行式出现）批评、暗示 Henrys wife is getting at him for not helping with the household chores . / I dont know what Peter was getting at when he said that his secretary could be more successful as a fashion model.

　　●Get by：应付 In Singapore, some people cannot get by on only one source of income.

　　●Get in：被选 Which party will get in this time, the Republican Party or the Democratic Party?

　　●Get along：继续过话、相处 I think all can get along quite well without being rich. / Do you get along well with your new colleagues?

　　●Get out of：摆脱、获利 You should get out of your smoking habit, the sooner the better. / Michael organised the holiday trip, but I dont know what will he get out of it.