Bring it back
Go get means to retrieve something or someone: Go get your coat, I'll go get the car.
The phrase combines movement toward a destination with the act of obtaining.
In American English, it often appears without "and" where British English might use "go and get." The imperative go get 'em encourages someone to pursue success aggressively.
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Bring it back
Go get means to retrieve something or someone: Go get your coat, I'll go get the car.
The phrase combines movement toward a destination with the act of obtaining.
In American English, it often appears without "and" where British English might use "go and get." The imperative go get 'em encourages someone to pursue success aggressively.
Related — fetch (Go get and return); retrieve (Get something back); grab (Seize abruptly); obtain · bring · collect · snag · pick up · pick it up · chase · pursue · hunt · hunt down
retrieval actiongo get ≠ put back Return to position; leave behind · return · bring back · let go · send away
motion/stillnessgo get ≠ stay put Remain in place; remain · stay · sit still · wait · sit tight
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Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/go_get