The document provides examples of different phrasal verbs using the word "get" or "cut" in English. It lists the Spanish translation and definitions for phrasal verbs like "get across", "cut down", "get together", and "cut up". Examples are given to illustrate the meaning and usage of each phrasal verb.

1. PHRASAL VERBS II
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2. CUT
Talar, cortar
Reducir
Interrumpir
Cortar (suministro, conversación)
Quedar aislado
Recortar
Omitir
Cortar en trocitos
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CUT DOWN
CUT DOWN
CUT IN
CUT OFF
BE CUT OFF
CUT OUT
CUT OUT
CUT UP
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3. They are cutting down all
the trees in the forest.
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4. We must cut down
expenses or we’ll get into
debt.
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5. It’s very rude to cut in a
conversation like that.
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6. The company has cut off
our electricity supply.
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7. We were cut off by the tide
and had to be rescued by
boat.
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8. Young people often cut out
photographs of their
favourite film stars.
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9. If you want to lose weight
you must cut out sugar.
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10. They cut down the tree
and cut it up for firewood.
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11. CUT
Talar, cortar
Reducir
Interrumpir
Cortar (suministro, conversación)
Quedar aislado
Recortar
Omitir
Cortar en trocitos
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12. CUT
Talar, cortar
Reducir
Interrumpir
Cortar (suministro, conversación)
Quedar aislado
Recortar
Omitir
Cortar en trocitos
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CUT DOWN
CUT DOWN
CUT IN
CUT OFF
BE CUT OFF
CUT OUT
CUT OUT
CUT UP
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13. GET
Comunicar, hacer entender
Cruzar
Llevarse bien
Desplazarse moverse por
Escapar
Volver, regresar
Defenderse, arreglárselas
Entrar
Salir
Subir
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GET ACROSS
GET ACROSS
GET ALONG
GET ABOUT/ AROUND
GET AWAY
GET BACK
GET BY
GET IN- INTO
GET OUT
GET ON- ONTO
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14. Did you get your message
across in the end?
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15. It’s impossible to get
across to the other side.
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16. How do you get along /
get on with your parents?
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17. Since the operation he
can’t get about as well as
he used to.
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18. He couldn’t get away from
the office until very late.
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19. We didn’t get back until
11:00.
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20. He can get by in French
and Italian.
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21. They got into the car and
went off.
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22. It’s cold outside. I don’t
feel like getting out.
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23. Have your money ready
before getting on the bus.
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24. GET
Comunicar, hacer entender
Cruzar
Llevarse bien
Desplazarse moverse por
Escapar
Volver, regresar
Defenderse, arreglárselas
Entrar
Salir
Subir
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25. GET
Comunicar, hacer entender
Cruzar
Llevarse bien
Desplazarse moverse por
Escapar
Volver, regresar
Defenderse, arreglárselas
Entrar
Salir
Subir
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GET ACROSS
GET ACROSS
GET ALONG
GET ABOUT/ AROUND
GET AWAY
GET BACK
GET BY
GET IN- INTO
GET OUT
GET ON/ ONTO

26. GET
Bajarse de (bus, tren)
Superar
Reunirse
Llegar a
Comunicar
Levantarse
Deshacerse de
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GET OFF
GET OVER
GET TOGETHER
GET TO
GET THROUGH
GET UP
GET RID OF
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27. It was raining heavily when
he got off the train.
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28. He is just getting over a
bad heart attack.
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29. We all get together every
year for Christmas.
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30. I got to the airport
at 6 a.m.
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31. I’m trying to call him but I
can’t get through.
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32. What time do you usually
get up?
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33. He found it very difficult to
get rid of his reputation.
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34. GET
Bajarse de (bus, tren)
Superar
Reunirse
Llegar a
Comunicar
Levantarse
Deshacerse de
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35. GET
Bajarse de (bus, tren)
Superar
Reunirse
Llegar a
Comunicar
Levantarse
Deshacerse de
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GET OFF
GET OVER
GET TOGETHER
GET TO
GET THROUGH
GET UP
GET RID OF
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