get around

phrasal verbphr v

a) get around (something)TRAVEL to go or travel to different places 出行，各处走动

We had to use public transport to get around.

我们只得使用公共交通工具出行。

It’s quite easy to get around London.

伦敦出行很方便。

b) SPREADif news or information gets around, it is told to a lot of people 〔新闻或消息〕传开

News of the accident soon got around.

发生事故的消息很快就传开了。

Word got around that the department might be closed.

有消息说这个部门可能要关闭。

c) AVOID get around something to avoid something that is difficult or causes problems for you 回避，克服〔困难或问题〕

I think we should be able to get around most of these problems.

我想这些问题大部分我们都能解决。

She was always very clever at getting around the rules.

她总是很善于避开规章制度。

Examples from the Corpus

get around• Isn't there any way of getting round these regulations?• The metro system in Mexico City is very good. It makes it really easy to get around.• It would take some time for the news to get around.• So there was no getting around it: the car was dead.• And they also get around New York.• You can use free shuttle buses to get around the city.• He gets around the fire codes by claiming the building is a private club and not a business.

get around (something)• It would take some time for the news to get around.• He could then expect to get around four pounds ten shillings.• So there was no getting around it: the car was dead.• Fedotenko got around Matthieu Descoteaux and centered to White.• And they also get around New York.• Either that or there was some way to get around the lock.• Julian had never got around to asking, but now he knew that it had been Guy Hanthorpe.• Individuals and businesses are obliged to pay $ 49, but many never get around to sending in the check.

get around something• If we can get round these difficulties, we'll be able to discuss the really important points.• It would take some time for the news to get around.• He could then expect to get around four pounds ten shillings.• So there was no getting around it: the car was dead.• There's no way of getting around it - you're going to have to tell her the truth.• Fedotenko got around Matthieu Descoteaux and centered to White.• And they also get around New York.• Either that or there was some way to get around the lock.• How do we get around the new tax laws?• Julian had never got around to asking, but now he knew that it had been Guy Hanthorpe.• Individuals and businesses are obliged to pay $ 49, but many never get around to sending in the check.

→ get around at get(PHRASAL VERB)

词汇	get around
释义	get around get around phrasal verbphr v a) get around (something)TRAVEL to go or travel to different places 出行，各处走动 We had to use public transport to get around. 我们只得使用公共交通工具出行。 It’s quite easy to get around London. 伦敦出行很方便。 b) SPREADif news or information gets around, it is told to a lot of people 〔新闻或消息〕传开 News of the accident soon got around. 发生事故的消息很快就传开了。 Word got around that the department might be closed. 有消息说这个部门可能要关闭。 c) AVOID get around something to avoid something that is difficult or causes problems for you 回避，克服〔困难或问题〕 I think we should be able to get around most of these problems. 我想这些问题大部分我们都能解决。 She was always very clever at getting around the rules. 她总是很善于避开规章制度。 Examples from the Corpus get around• Isn't there any way of getting round these regulations?• The metro system in Mexico City is very good. It makes it really easy to get around.• It would take some time for the news to get around.• So there was no getting around it: the car was dead.• And they also get around New York.• You can use free shuttle buses to get around the city.• He gets around the fire codes by claiming the building is a private club and not a business. get around (something)• It would take some time for the news to get around.• He could then expect to get around four pounds ten shillings.• So there was no getting around it: the car was dead.• Fedotenko got around Matthieu Descoteaux and centered to White.• And they also get around New York.• Either that or there was some way to get around the lock.• Julian had never got around to asking, but now he knew that it had been Guy Hanthorpe.• Individuals and businesses are obliged to pay $ 49, but many never get around to sending in the check. get around something• If we can get round these difficulties, we'll be able to discuss the really important points.• It would take some time for the news to get around.• He could then expect to get around four pounds ten shillings.• So there was no getting around it: the car was dead.• There's no way of getting around it - you're going to have to tell her the truth.• Fedotenko got around Matthieu Descoteaux and centered to White.• And they also get around New York.• Either that or there was some way to get around the lock.• How do we get around the new tax laws?• Julian had never got around to asking, but now he knew that it had been Guy Hanthorpe.• Individuals and businesses are obliged to pay $ 49, but many never get around to sending in the check. → get around at get(PHRASAL VERB)
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