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351 PHRASAL VERBS
 get out of (tr)

 avoid a responsibility or duty; [sorumluluk veya vazifede kaçmak, sıyrılmak]

She tried to get out of cleaning my room.
Tell him not get out of his job.
You can’t get out of washing the dishes.

 abandon or give up (a habit, routine, etc); [(bir alışkanlık vs’den) vazgeçmek]

He can’t get out of the smoking habit.
She wants to get out of the habit of overeating.

 get over (tr)

 recover from (illness, an unpleasant experience) ; [iyileşmek, atlatmak ]

She has got over pneumonia.
My uncle got over a bad heart attack.

 overcome a problem; [ bir problemin üstesinden gelmek]

They get over every kind of obstacles.
I don’t know how get over this problem.

 get something over (with) (tr)

 finish; [ bitirmek]

The teacher got the lesson over with.
I got the exam over with in a hurry.

 get through

 (tr or intr) finish a piece of work, finish successfully; [ bir işi başarıyla bitirmek ]

It’s extremely difficult to get through this amount of work in such a short time.
She’s got through a lot of correspondence today.
I got through my exam all right.

 (intr) get into telephone communication; [ telefonla görüşmek ]

I finally got through at eight o’clock.

 get through to

 make sb understand the meaning of what one is saying; [birisine bir şey anlatmak]

I couldn’t get through to him anything.