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Julia Huong
2022-03-01 11:03
Get (one) down informal verb phrase
To make someone unhappy, discouraged, or dejected.
Don't compare me with her. It will get her down.
Used to say that someone climbs lower oneself down.
Get down the ladder quickly, Peter. Who allows you to do that, boy?
To move someone or something from a higher to a lower place.
I can't get down this bag. It's too heavy.
To order or induce someone or an animal to descend from a higher location.
His mother gets him down from the tree, but he doesn't obey her.
To stoop, duck, or hide. This phrase is usually used as an imperative.
She asked me to get down in a tobacco barn near the town until things were better.
To lower one's position upon something, like the floor.
There was a bang and we all got down on the ground.
To jot something down.
Did you get down my phone number?
To eat or drink something quickly or with significant effort.
He got four slices of bread down at one go.
To start behaving uninhibitedly and energetically.
Forget your worries and get down! We are in the pub.
To dance uninhibitedly or enthusiastically.
After drinking alcohol, Lina got down on the dance floor.
To have sexual relations (with someone).
His wife caught him getting down with a girl in his office.
Someone only loves their sexual partner who has a large penis.
Used to imply a sexually promiscuous woman
To make love or have sex with someone
When one has pubic hair, he or she is able to have sex.
Try to hide and deny something that is embarrassing, unappealing, or damaging to one's reputation
The verb "get" should be conjugated according to its tense.
Do you see anything wrong?
In a bad situation, the worst possible outcome will always happen
That one subject i didnt learn was put on the test. Bread always falls on the buttered side i guest.
