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347 PHRASAL VERBS

 get along with sb

 have friendly relationship with sb; [geçinmek]

I can’t understand how he can get along with such a man.
We can’t get along with each other.

 get at

 (tr) manage to reach sb/sth, gain access to sb/sth; [ yetişmek, ulaşmak]

The goats couldn’t get at the branches of the tree.
I couldn’t get at the files because they were locked up.

 (intr) imply; [ima etmek]

What exactly are you getting at?

 (intr) criticize sb repeatedly, nag sb; [eleştirmek, azarlamak, dırdır etmek]

She is always getting at her husband.

 get away with (tr)

 steal sth and escape with it; [ bir şeyi çalıp kaçmak]

He got away with my wallet.

receive a relatively light punishment; [çok hafif bir ceza almak]

I was lucky to get away with from the polıce statıon.

 perform some illegal or wrong act without being punished; [ birini suç işlemesine rağmen
cezalandırmamak]

We were caught cheating in the exam but we got away with it.

 get behind with sth

 not proceed at the necessary rate; [ geri kalmak]

My brother got behind with his work because he was ill.
I got behind with the instalments of the car.

 get by

 manage or succeed despite difficulties; [zorluklara rağmen başarmak ]

The exam was very, difficult but I got by.