Idioms

get across (something) to (someone) or get (something) across to (someone)
to explain or say something so that someone can understand it
It was difficult to get across the importance of the school safety rules to the children.

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  • get after (someone) to do (something)
  • get ahead
  • get ahead of (oneself)
  • get ahold of (someone or something)
  • get along
  • get along in years
  • get along on (something)
  • get along on a shoestring
  • get along well with (something)
  • get along with (someone)
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  • arrive on the scene
  • ruin of (someone or something)
  • a hand-out
  • mark time (to music)
  • very last
  • on land
  • put (someone) in the picture
  • soft spot for (someone or something)
  • haul (someone) in or haul in (someone)
  • cool down


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