get to
Arrive at last
Get to has several distinct uses.
It often means to arrive at a place or reach a point in a process: We didn't get to the hotel until midnight.
It also expresses opportunity or permission: I finally got to meet her parents.
When something gets to you, it affects you emotionally, usually negatively: Don't let the criticism get to you.
Get to can also mean begin or start: Let's get to work.
- enterPass into a space
- arriveReach a destination
- reachExtend to touch
- startTo set going
- beginTo start something
access · confront · deal with · wear down · open · chance · tackle · understand · nitty gritty · first base · pester · make it · work on · face · affect · grasp · irritate · permission
get toroll off
Depart by rolling motion
wash over · soothe · bounce off · calm
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