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# ''I managed to '''get around''' against her idea of pink hat.'' [I managed to persuade her an idea of pink hat] | # ''I managed to '''get around''' against her idea of pink hat.'' [I managed to persuade her an idea of pink hat] | ||
# ''Before she could '''get around''' to tea she asked me about sugar and lemon.'' [before she could be convinced to tea...] | # ''Before she could '''get around''' to tea she asked me about sugar and lemon.'' [before she could be convinced to tea...] | ||
| + | # ''Almost every classical violinist '''gets around''' to Paganini compositions.'' [moves toward Paganini...] | ||
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Wersja z 15:55, 6 sty 2016
get around (to move, to visit, to cope, to become known, to get about, to convince) - pokonać problem, obejść problem, poruszać się, przekonać do czegoś.
- It didn't take long for the news to get around once it reached the newspapers. [it didn't take long time for the news to become known...]
- She gets around a lot of cities. [she visits a lot of cities...]
- At first week after the arrival she got around all musea in the city. [....she visited all musea...]
- Attorney Jennifer has found a way to get around the regulations. [...a way to avoid the regulations]
- I managed to get around against her idea of pink hat. [I managed to persuade her an idea of pink hat]
- Before she could get around to tea she asked me about sugar and lemon. [before she could be convinced to tea...]
- Almost every classical violinist gets around to Paganini compositions. [moves toward Paganini...]
