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'''get over''' (to recover, to escape, to begin a journey, to [[get across|<span style="color:blue">get across]], to solve) - uniknąć kłopotów, wybronić się, wyciągnąć z tarapatów, rozwiaza/pokonać problem.  
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'''get over''' (to recover, to escape, to begin a journey, to [[get across|<span style="color:blue">get across]], to solve) - uniknąć kłopotów, wybronić się, wyciągnąć z tarapatów, rozwiazać/pokonać problem.  
 
# ''Helen is quickly '''getting over''' her pneumonia.'' [Helen is quickly recovering...]
 
# ''Helen is quickly '''getting over''' her pneumonia.'' [Helen is quickly recovering...]
 
# ''It took Dearie a long time to '''get over''' all issues with piano arpeggios.'' [...a long time to solve]
 
# ''It took Dearie a long time to '''get over''' all issues with piano arpeggios.'' [...a long time to solve]
# ''Joseph introduced gadgets and banners to '''get''' his messages '''over'''.'' [...banners to be understood]
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# ''Joseph introduced posters and banners to '''get''' his messages '''over'''.'' [...banners to be understood]
 
# ''I can't '''get over''' how much money she spends every day.'' [I'm shocked how much...]
 
# ''I can't '''get over''' how much money she spends every day.'' [I'm shocked how much...]
 
# ''His car [[come apart|<span style="color:blue">came apart]] and he asked me to '''get over''' there as soon as possible.'' [...asked me to come there...]
 
# ''His car [[come apart|<span style="color:blue">came apart]] and he asked me to '''get over''' there as soon as possible.'' [...asked me to come there...]
 
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Aktualna wersja na dzień 17:35, 13 sty 2016

get over (to recover, to escape, to begin a journey, to get across, to solve) - uniknąć kłopotów, wybronić się, wyciągnąć z tarapatów, rozwiazać/pokonać problem.

  1. Helen is quickly getting over her pneumonia. [Helen is quickly recovering...]
  2. It took Dearie a long time to get over all issues with piano arpeggios. [...a long time to solve]
  3. Joseph introduced posters and banners to get his messages over. [...banners to be understood]
  4. I can't get over how much money she spends every day. [I'm shocked how much...]
  5. His car came apart and he asked me to get over there as soon as possible. [...asked me to come there...]