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to get over
[phrase form: get]
01
to recover from an unpleasant or unhappy experience, particularly an illness
Transitive: to get over an unpleasant experience
Grammatical Information
action verb
regular
inseparable
present tense
get over
3rd person singular
gets over
past simple
got over
past participle
gotten over
Examples
It took her several weeks to get over the flu completely.
02
to cross a physical barrier, such as a wall, fence, or obstacle
Transitive: to get over a barrier
Examples
The athletes had to get over the high hurdles in the race.
03
to emotionally heal and move on from a romantic relationship that has ended
Transitive: to get over sb
Examples
After the breakup, it was challenging for her to get over him.
04
to reach a state of acceptance or adjustment to something that was initially surprising or unexpected
Transitive: to get over sth
Examples
I still ca n't get over the incredible sunset we witnessed last night.
05
to convey or communicate a message, idea, or emotion to someone effectively
Transitive: to get over a message or idea
Examples
The keynote speaker was able to get over the importance of environmental conservation.
06
to successfully finish or endure a task that is not enjoyable but required
Transitive: to get over a task
Examples
She had to get over the tedious report to move on to more interesting projects.
07
to successfully cope with or overcome a particular challenge, difficulty, or emotional issue
Transitive: to get over a challenge
Examples
They worked hard to get over the financial difficulties and stabilize their business.
