Phrasal verbs em português: verbos frasais.
São verbos especiais presentes na língua inglesa, que, na maioria das vezes, não podem ser traduzidos ao pé da letra para outro idioma.
São formados por um verbo juntamente com uma preposição, um advérbio ou palavras de uma outra classe gramatical.
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Get up – get out of bed, rise to your feet
Get across – cause to be understood
Get along – have a friendly relationship
Get away – have a holiday, scape
Get by – manage to survive in spite of difficulties
Get down (to) – dismount or descend, get serious about topic
Get in – go inside a car, room, home; arrive at a place
Get off – leave a bus, train, plane or a place
Get on – start doing or continue doing an activity
Get out – become known (news, information)
Get over – recover from an illness
Get through – succeed in finishing a task
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