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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
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.
