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get

get

Meaning of get

English

to change into a new state, e.g. cold, tired or dark

Deutsch

in einen neuen Zustand kommen, etwa beim Wetter oder Gefühl

get

Pronunciation

British English
/ɡet/
American English
/ɡet/

get with German translation

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🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

It's getting cold outside.

Draußen wird es kalt.

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

He gets angry quickly.

Er wird schnell wütend.

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Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between get, become, turn, go, and grow

become
🇬🇧English

Neutral, more formal; get is the everyday choice.

very often

ENShe became a doctor at twenty-six.

T
🇬🇧English
turn

For colour or a sudden change: turn red, turn cold.

often

ENThe leaves turn yellow in autumn.

G
🇬🇧English
go

For changes, often bad: go bad, go grey.

very often

ENThe milk has gone sour.

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G
🇬🇧English
grow

Gradually, more literary: grow old, grow dark.

often

ENMy grandparents grew old in this house.

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Questions about this word

What does get mean?

to change into a new state, e.g. cold, tired or dark

How do you pronounce get?

get is pronounced [ɡet].

How is get used in a sentence?

Draußen wird es kalt. Translation: It's getting cold outside.

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