| 释义 |
●ˌget ˈover sth 🔑1. to deal with or gain control of sth 解决；克服；控制◆Eddy’s got to learn to get over his shyness.
埃迪必须学会克服羞怯心理。◆I think the problem can be got over without too much difficulty.
我想这个问题不太难解决。OBJ shyness, problem
SYN overcome sth2. (informal) (usually used in a negative sentence with can’t or couldn’t 通常与 can't 或 couldn't 连接，用于否定句) to believe that sth surprising or unexpected really did happen or is true 相信（令人吃惊或出乎意料的事）◆I can’t get over (= I’m very surprised by) how much she’s changed!
她变化如此之大，难以置信！3. to climb or cross sth high 攀登，攀爬，越过（高处）◆Can you get over the wall on your own?
你能自己翻过墙吗？[v + prep]
 ●get ˈover it (informal) used to tell sb that they should stop worrying about sth which you think is not important or not their business （用于告诉别人不要为琐事或不相干的事瞎操心）不用操心，少管闲事◆These people don’t like the way I dress. They should get over it!
这些人不喜欢我的穿着。这不关他们的事！ |