单词	get around (somewhere)
释义	English American get around (somewhere) — phrasal verb with get uk/ɡet/us/ɡet/verb present participle getting, past tense got, past participle got or US usually gotten mainly US → get round (somewhere) : News of Helen's pregnancy soon got around the office. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Revealing secrets & becoming known (the) word is/gets out idiom bare be the talk of the town idiom break cover idiom cat come out fink *give sth* away King's evidence leak let the cat out of the bag idiom open your heart to someone idiom pour sneak spill the beans** idiom take the wraps off sth idiom tell on sb tongues wagging idiom turn unmask See more results » get around (somewhere) — phrasal verb with get us/ɡet/verb present participle getting, past participle gotten /ˈɡɑt·ən/got /ɡɑt/ (TRAVEL) to travel or move from place to place: You need a car to get around town. During her last few years, Edna couldn’t get around very well. It didn’t take long for that rumor to get around the office.
随便看	co-manager co-op co-op co-operate co-operation co-operative co-operative bank co-operative marketing co-operative shop co-operative society co-operative store co-operatively co-opt co-ordinate co-ordinated co-ordination co-ordinator co-own co-owner co-ownership co-ownership co-parent co-pilot co-pilot co-production