Get up - To stand up from a sitting or lying position, Get over - To recover from something (an illness, a heartbreak), Get away - To leave or escape, Get along - To have a friendly relationship, Get back - To return, Get out - To leave or exit a place, Get on - To board or climb onto something (bus, train), Get by - To manage to survive or cope, Get through - To successfully complete or pass through something, Get down - To depress or sadden someone, Get in - To enter or be allowed to enter, Get across - To communicate or make someone understand something, Get together - To meet and spend time together, Get ahead - To make progress or succeed, Get rid of - To eliminate or dispose of something, Get into - To become involved in something (trouble, hobby), Get on with - To continue or start doing something, Get used to - To become accustomed to something, Get off work - To leave work at the end of the day, Get lost - To go away or to be confused and unable to find your way,

GET

Imprimer
Incorporer

Classement

Style visuel

Options

Changer de modèle

Restauration auto-sauvegardé :  ?