get out - leave a place, get something back - receive something again that you had before, get in (a house) - enter a place, (trains) get in - arrive somewhere (about a train, plane, etc.), get up - leave your bed in the morning, get on with - have a good relationship with someone, get over - recover from an illness, shock, or breakup, get through (exams) - come to a successful end, get together - meet up, get rid of - throw something away, get in (a car) - enter a car, get off (a plane) - leave a plane, bus, or train, get on (a plane) - enter a plane, bus, or train, get out (a car) - leave a car, get to sleep - start to sleep, get wrong - misunderstand, get to know - become familiar with someone,

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