NO. PHRASA
What does 'get up' mean?
Apuntes
•Get up No estaba, pero es básico. Levantarse. I get up at 7 every day. •Wake up Añadido por frecuencia. Despertarse. Wake up! It’s time for school. •Go away Irse / marcharse. Don’t go away, I need to talk to you. •Come in Entrar. Please, come in and have a seat. •Come over Venir / pasar por (tu casa). Why don’t you come over tonight? •Get on (with) Subirse / llevarse bien. Get on the bus. / We get on really well. •Get off Bajarse. We got off the train at the next stop. •Get over Superar / recuperarse. She finally got over her cold. •Catch up (with) Ponerse al día. Let’s catch up soon! •Find out Descubrir / averiguar. I found out the truth yesterday. •Give up Rendirse / dejar de hacer algo. Don’t give up on your dreams. •Take off Despegar / quitarse (ropa). The plane took off on time. / Take off your shoes. •Put on Ponerse (ropa). She put on her jacket. •Turn down Rechazar / bajar volumen. He turned down the job offer. / Turn down the music. •Look after Cuidar de. Can you look after my dog? •Look for Buscar. I’m looking for my keys. •Look forward to Esperar con ansias. I’m looking forward to the weeke...
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