gets, got, gotten, getting
to get over
phrasal verbE
Overcome or deal with a problem or obstacle
- 1She had to get over her fear of public speaking.
- 2They worked hard to get over the financial difficulties.
To "get over" means to successfully handle or solve a difficult situation or challenge. It is like finding a way to move past something that is causing you trouble or holding you back. It's about facing problems and finding a solution.
Remember, getting over a problem doesn't mean ignoring it. It's important to acknowledge the issue, understand it, and then work towards finding a solution.
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at a car showroom
Overcoming a Sales Challenge
Kenneth
I know it's tough, but you need to get over the fear of talking to customers.
Paul
You're right, Kenneth. I just need to focus on building my confidence.
Kenneth
Exactly, once you do that, you'll see how much easier it becomes.
Paul
Thanks for the advice, I'll work on it starting today.
in a legal setting
Facing the Verdict
Melissa
I know it's tough, but you need to get over the initial shock.
Jason
You're right, I can't let this setback hold me back.
Melissa
Exactly, focus on the next steps and move forward.
Jason
Thanks, I'll start working on a new plan today.
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