get back
Phrasal verbto return, especially to your home; to contact someone again later, especially to reply or give an answer; to move backwards or away from someone or something, often as a command to step back; to obtain sth again after having lost it
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Meaning
Oxford55% of films
to return, especially to your home
Editorial10% of films
to contact someone again later, especially to reply or give an answer
Editorial10% of films
to move backwards or away from someone or something, often as a command to step back
Oxford10% of films
to obtain sth again after having lost it
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Get on the boat, do your job, get back home again.
Breach (2007)54:32
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