to get

To get someone's attention or interest

Annoy or upset someone gradually

To annoy someone with small repeated actions

Make someone notice you or something

Make someone notice something quickly and feel interested

To annoy someone or make them angry

To catch and hold someone's attention

To annoy someone again and again so they feel bothered

To make someone angry

Make someone notice something

To make someone feel tired or not interested by being dull when you speak

Right from the very start

Warn someone not to mention a topic because they talk a lot and get upset

To annoy someone a lot by small things another person does

To put your life in order and take care of your tasks

Leave a place quickly to avoid trouble or danger

To learn about a rule others already know and follow it

Tell people who kiss or cuddle in public to do it privately

To make someone understand or accept something after many tries

To try again after a failure, especially when you feel afraid

Tell someone to do something more interesting with their time

Find a chance to say something when others keep talking

To annoy someone or make them angry

A very large amount or degree that people use to show emphasis

A very informal phrase people use to mean extremely

To speak directly about the main idea without extra details

To make the first real progress in work or a relationship

To decide what is most important to do

Start talking about the most important details

Agree with others to avoid conflict

To become very serious about something after not caring

To start working quickly and seriously

To act as if you are better than others and tell them they are wrong

End up with what you wanted, often in a way you do not like

Lose your job because your employer fires you

To start something after getting everything ready

To start dealing with the most important details

To annoy someone or make them feel defensive

To become very upset about a small problem

To misunderstand each other because of poor communication

Exactly as they appear, with nothing hidden

To start working hard without delay

To become upset or worried about small things

Tell someone in a rude way to decide now or stop wasting time

Angrily tell someone to mind their own business

Receive a rude hand gesture when someone raises their middle finger

Start a new activity very successfully and make quick progress

Fail to win even a small local job because few people vote for you

To annoy someone again and again so they feel bothered

To start taking part in an activity or group

You say this when you are very sure something will happen

To make someone angry

To be given unfair, unpleasant tasks or treatment

To annoy someone by doing the same small things again and again

Focus immediately on the most important information without extra details

Smell something very strongly, often in an unpleasant way

To organize yourself and behave better to reach a goal

Wake very early in the morning, often before dawn

Tell someone to stop worrying about a problem and move on

Looks very expensive to impress people

Start doing something to gain some experience

To lose a job suddenly because of a mistake or problem

Very unwilling to change their mind

Leave a place or situation

Reach a goal, place, or state after effort

Start to do or feel something

To understand something after someone explains it

To go inside a place or vehicle

Take something out of a container like a box or cupboard

Have again something you had before it was lost or taken

Leave a place quickly or suddenly

Become involved in something, often without meaning to

To officially become someone's husband or wife

To remove or throw away something you do not want

To stand up from sitting or lying down

Move into or enter a place

To leave a vehicle, for example a bus, or stop annoying someone

To leave a vehicle or animal by stepping down

To become healthier, more skilled, or more successful

To begin doing something, for example a task or meeting

To avoid being punished for something you did wrong

To become more serious, often about health or a situation

To reach a place or goal after overcoming problems

To escape punishment for doing something wrong

To escape from people who are holding you, often by force

To start doing something or to leave

To meet with other people for a social event or to do something together

Begin to feel comfortable with something that once felt strange

Have a friendly relationship with someone

To leave your bed after sleeping

Board a train, bus, or plane

Make progress with a project

To start doing your job, often after a delay

Begin to like and learn about something

Become known to many people, even when it was secret

Become ill and have signs like fever or cough

Face blame or punishment for something you did wrong

Move across something like a river or mountain

To crouch or kneel down to a lower position

Manage to move beyond a problem or a bad feeling

To put on clothes

To feel very eager and happy about something

Recover from an illness, disappointment, or other difficulty

Escape blame or punishment for doing something wrong

To do something correctly so it works as intended

To reply to someone later with information

To be unable to move or continue because something blocks you

To stop or slow something from happening

Continue doing something, especially after an interruption

Be accepted by a school or university

Annoy or upset someone gradually

Have problems because of what you do

To contact a person or obtain something you need

To pass a time that is difficult or boring

Start doing your job again after a break

To have sex with someone, usually in a short, casual way

Contact someone after not talking for a while

Feel very happy and different after taking drugs or alcohol

Finish an unpleasant or necessary task

Climb onto a horse or bike

Start being active or hurry to do something

To finish an unpleasant task quickly so you do not worry about it

To finish a task you need to do

To finish a difficult or long task

Have a friendly relationship with someone

To become covered in water or another liquid

Make progress toward finishing or achieving something

To be accepted to a college or university after you apply

Do something to hurt someone because they hurt you

Manage to live with little money or help

To finish work at the end of your shift

To climb down from a horse or similar animal

Say something with difficulty because you feel nervous or upset

To go away from work or home to rest and relax

To start doing work or a task seriously

Find the real reason for a problem by checking carefully

The very start of an activity or project

A small informal meeting for people to talk and spend time together

A chance to avoid punishment or trouble

A set of clothes worn to attract attention or to hide who you are

A card sent to someone who is ill to wish them a quick recovery

A dishonest plan that promises to make you rich quickly with little work

A feeling of energy and enthusiasm to start and do things