get to
Phrasal verbto reach a place or a person, or to arrive there; to have the chance or the right to do something, sometimes said sarcastically about an unwanted job; to tell someone to stop delaying and say the main thing
informal · Heard in 129 moviesPlay Phrasal verbs
Meaning
Editorial60% of films
to reach a place or a person, or to arrive there
Editorial35% of films
to have the chance or the right to do something, sometimes said sarcastically about an unwanted job
Editorial5% of films
to tell someone to stop delaying and say the main thing
In the movies · 129
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Definitions from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 9th edition
Nadine really got to you, didn't she, Bob?
Said in 8 films · #1