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get a feel forосвоиться с (sea holly)
get a feel forпривыкать к (sea holly)
get a look inиметь шансы (TarasZ)
get a round inвкладывать деньги (Elian)
get one's arse into gearвзять ноги в руки (4uzhoj)
get downвыходить из-за стола (UK, informal, of a child) to leave the table after dining; "Mummy, can I get down?" Taras)
get one's feet under the tableприспособиться к (чем-либо КГА)
get one's feet under the tableзакрепиться где-либо (establish oneself securely in a new situation КГА)
get in a stropзлиться (BroKE)
get in a stropраздражаться (BroKE)
get into a tizzyпсиховать (get in(to) a tizz(y) [informal] – To get into a nervous, confused, agitated, or excited state. : He always gets in a tizzy before board meetings, so it's going to be a long couple of days. || The Internet got in a tizzy over his incoherent tweet. || The pop star's fans will get in a tizz when he arrives. m_rakova)
get into the spiritпроникнуться настроением (Anglophile)
get into the spiritпроникнуться духом (Anglophile)
get one's knickers in a twistпереживать (Liv Bliss)
get one's knickers in a twistрасстраиваться (PeachyHoney)
get one's knickers in a twistкипятиться (PeachyHoney)
get one's knickers in a twistзлиться (PeachyHoney)
get maturity in thinkingдостигать зрелости мышления (kristy021)
get maturity in thinkingначать мыслить по-взрослому (kristy021)
get narkyразозлиться
get narkyвзбеситься
get on brilliantlyнаходиться в прекрасных отношениях (The two them started chatting in a language Lorna did not understand, staying up to watch TV after she had gone to bed and regularly went to gym with each other. They both said that although they were 'getting on brilliantly' at this time, 'it was no more than that' and 'innocent'. But they ended up 'finding excuses to touch and brush against each other' and things got tense in the house. dailymail.co.uk ART Vancouver)
get on someone's wickдействовать на нервы (Anglophile)
get puff backотдышаться (Anglophile)
get some stickполучить на орехи (He's going to get some stick for this! – Ох и достанется же ему за это! ldoceonline.com PanKotskiy)
get some stickполучить взбучку (He's going to get some stick for this! – Ох и достанется же ему за это! ldoceonline.com PanKotskiy)
get stuffedиди к чёрту! (The Irishman turned to face him again. "No, you listen to me, Roux. I'll stay in Paris just as long as I want. I was never impressed by you in the Congo, and I'm not now. So get stuffed.)
get stuffedпошёл ты! (rescator)
get stuffedотвянь! (Баян)
get stuffed!иди ты!
get stuffed!отвяжись!
get stuffed!пошёл вон! пошёл прочь!
get stuffedпроваливай! (The Irishman turned to face him again. "No, you listen to me, Roux. I'll stay in Paris just as long as I want. I was never impressed by you in the Congo, and I'm not now. So get stuffed. ilma_r)
get uppishзазнаваться (ART Vancouver)
get uppishзадирать нос (ART Vancouver)
get Y-fronts in a Wнервничать (Anglophile)
get Y-fronts in a Wвозбуждаться (о мужчине Anglophile)
get Y-fronts in a Wбыть выбитым из колеи (о мужчине Anglophile)
get Y-fronts in a Wдёргаться (ср. с "get knickers in a twist" Anglophile)
tells someone to get skates onподгонять (My boyfriend always tells me to get skates on because I tend to dress up for some party for hours and we are late all the time 4uzhoj)