gets, got, gotten, getting
to get around
phrasal verbC
To move from place to place or travel
- 1She uses a bike to get around the city.
- 2It's easy to get around with public transport.
To get around means to go from one place to another. It can involve walking, driving, taking public transportation, or using other means of travel. It's about moving around to different locations for various reasons like work, shopping, or visiting friends.
Remember to plan your route ahead of time to avoid getting lost or wasting time. Use maps, GPS, or ask for directions to make getting around easier and more efficient.
in a classroom
Planning the Field Trip
Christopher
We need to figure out how we're going to get around during the field trip.
Margaret
I think we can use the city buses; they're pretty convenient.
Christopher
That's a good idea. It will save us time and money.
Margaret
Exactly, and we'll be able to see more places that way.
during a job interview
Navigating the City for Work
Christopher
Ashley, how do you usually get around the city for work?
Ashley
I mostly use public transport, but sometimes I drive if it's more convenient.
Christopher
That's good to know. Our office is easily accessible by bus and train.
Ashley
Perfect! I'm comfortable using both options.
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Similar to "to get around":
- 1travel
- 2move around