| Idiom | Meaning | Example |
| get out |
I do not believe it, you're kidding
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Your father played hockey with Bobby Orr? Get out!
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| get out of |
avoid doing, not have to do
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You can get out of gym class if you say you have a headache.
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| get out of my face |
go away, I am sick of you
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I didn't ask for your advice. Get out of my face!
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| get out of the road |
move, do not stand there
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"Get out of the road!" he yelled as he rode his bike down the hill.
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| get out of town |
you are mistaken, do not expect us to believe you
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You saw a Martian? Get outa town! I don't believe it.
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| get out of your hair |
leave, not bother you, get lost
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Let me ask one more question; then I'll get out of your hair.
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| get over |
move, let me sit beside you, move over
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Hey, get over! I was sitting here!
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| get over |
travel, go to visit
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We hope to get over to the island when we go to Vancouver.
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| get over |
forget, stop worrying about
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We can help her get over the accident by listening to her.
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| get real |
try to see what is really happening, get serious
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He wants five million dollars to play hockey? Tell him to get real.
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