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/ˌget'ɒn/

AmE

/ˌget'ɑ:n/

verb - to enter a bus, train, plane etc.

BrE

/ˌget'stʌk/

AmE

/ˌget'stʌk/

verb - to become unable to move in any direction

BrE

/ˌget'betə/

AmE

/ˌget'bet̬ər/

verb - to start to feel well after an illness

BrE

/ˌget'əʊld/

AmE

/ˌget̬'oʊld/

verb - to become old

BrE

/ˌget'ɒf/

AmE

/ˌget̬'ɑ:f/

verb - to leave a bus, train, plane etc.

BrE

/ˌget'ɪn/

AmE

/ˌget̬'ɪn/

verb - to enter a car, taxi etc.

BrE

/ˌget'drest/

AmE

/ˌget'drest/

verb - to put on clothes

BrE

/ˌget 'mærid/

AmE

/ˌget 'mærid/

verb - to become a husband and wife, to become someone's husband or wife

BrE

/ˌget'ʌp/

AmE

/ˌget̬'ʌp/

verb - to wake up and leave the bed in the morning

BrE

/ˌget'kɪld/

AmE

/ˌget'kɪld/

verb - to die, especially in an accident, in a fight etc.

BrE

/ˌget'θru:/

AmE

/ˌget'θru:/

verb - to manage to go through something difficult

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/ˌget'drʌŋk/

AmE

/ˌget'drʌŋk/

verb - to drink too much alcohol, to get under the influence of alcohol

BrE

/ˌget'ɪn/

AmE

/ˌget̬'ɪn/

verb - to be accepted, to be chosen

BrE

/ˌget'kɔ:t/

AmE

/ˌget'kɑ:t/

verb - to be seen (esp. accidentally) doing something bad, immoral, illegal etc.

BrE

/ˌget'bɔ:d/

AmE

/ˌget'bɔ:rd/

verb - to become uninterested and tired (esp. because nothing interesting is going on)