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get out

v.
1.move out of or depart from
2.take out of a container or enclosed space
3.move out or away
4.express with difficulty
5.bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
6.be released or become known
7.escape potentially unpleasant consequences

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  • get one's lumps
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  • get on with
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  • get off the ground
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  • get moving
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  • get married
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  • get it
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  • get into
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  • get in touch
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  • get over
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  • get rid of
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  • get rolling
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  • get started
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  • get stranded
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  • get stuck
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  • get the best
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  • get the better of
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  • get the goods
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  • get the hang
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  • green market
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  • holograph
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  • turkish tobacco
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  • senselessly
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  • hemp
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  • unuseable
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  • spread
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  • carassius auratus
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    Idiom of the Day

    hold on to (someone or something)
    to continue to hold or keep something, to hold someone or something tightly
    You should hold on to your bag when you are in the bus or someone may steal it.



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    Several weeks of extremely hot, dry weather ________ the land, so instead of rowing across a river, we walked across a cracked, parched riverbed.

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