Idioms
get to first base
to make a start, to succeed
I tried to meet the company president but I could not get to first base.
get to one's feet
get to the bottom of (something)
get to the heart of (something)
get to the root of a problem
get tough with (someone)
get under (someone's) skin
get under way
get up
get up enough nerve (to do something)
get up on the wrong side of the bed
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drag one's feet/heels
caught in the crossfire
night on the town
shoot the breeze/bull
on the lookout for (someone or something)
tide (someone) over or tide over (someone)
through the mill
on top of (something)
settle on (something)
turn out
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