Word for get around

подойти, приближаться, становиться известным, распространиться

глагол

- навещать, посещать
- приводить (кого-л.) в гости
- распространяться, становиться известным
- = get about
- = get round

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Словосочетания

trams and buses make it easy to get around — трамваи и автобусы облегчают передвижение  
get around to doing smth. — собраться  
get around to doing — собраться осуществить намерение  
when will you get around to my question? — когда вы доберётесь до моего вопроса?  
get around the patent — обойти патент  
get around — путешествовать с места на место; бывать во многих местах; распространяться  
get around a patent — обойти патент  
get around the problem — преодолеть трудности; решить задачу  
get around to doing smth — чтобы сделать что-л; найти время  
get around to — удосужиться  

Примеры с переводом

How does she get around without a car?

Как же она обходится без машины?

When are you going to get round to our house?

Когда вы зайдете к нам в гости?

Do get your new boyfriend round to see us.

Обязательно приводи к нам своего нового парня.

Somehow she managed to get around the rules for paying the sales tax on a car bought out of state.

Она как-то ухитрилась обойти правила уплаты налога с продаж на автомобиль, приобрётенный за пределами штата.

Stories have been getting round concerning the government’s secret intentions.

Поползли слухи о тайных намерениях правительства.

  • 1
    get around

    [‘getə’raʊnd]

    1) Общая лексика: подойти, приблизиться, обойти , путешествовать , добраться , избежать (чего-л.) , удосужиться, удосуживаться, быть подвижным, обвести

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > get around

  • 2
    get around

    Персональный Сократ > get around

  • 3
    get around

    1. II

    2. XVI

    3. XVII

    get around to doing smth. get around to reading these books выбрать время /собраться/ прочесть эти книги и т. д., I’ll get around to doing it some day я когда-нибудь доберусь до этого; when I got around to buying tickets it was too late когда я, наконец, собрался купить билеты, было уже поздно

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > get around

  • 4
    get around

    Англо-русский синонимический словарь > get around

  • 5
    get around to

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > get around to

  • 6
    get around

    The new dictionary of modern spoken language > get around

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    get around

    The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > get around

  • 8
    get around

    [ʹgetəʹraʋnd]

    1. = get about 1, 2, 3

    2. = get round 2

    after a long delay he got around to writing the letter — после длительной задержки он наконец написал это письмо

    НБАРС > get around

  • 9
    get around

    фраз. гл.

    1) навещать, посещать

    Do get your new boyfriend round to see us. — Обязательно приводи к нам своего нового парня.

    Syn:

    3) распространяться, становиться известным

    Stories have been getting round concerning the government’s secret intentions. — Поползли слухи о тайных намерениях правительства.

    Syn:

    Англо-русский современный словарь > get around

  • 10
    get around

    get along — жить; прожить; обходиться

    Синонимический ряд:

    1. avoid (verb) avoid; duck; elude; escape; evade; shun

    2. circulate (verb) circle; circulate; fly about; get about; go about; go around; move around; spread; travel; wander

    3. hedge (verb) bypass; circumvent; dodge; hedge; side-step; skirt

    English-Russian base dictionary > get around

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    get around to

    English-Russian big medical dictionary > get around to

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    get around

    English-Russian big medical dictionary > get around

  • 13
    get around (to)

    Общая лексика:

    добраться , удосужиться, удосуживаться

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > get around (to)

  • 14
    get around

    передвигаться

    обмануть, перехитрить, обойти кого-либо; заставить сделать по-своему

    обходить

    навещать, посещать; приводить в гости

    выздороветь

    распространять(ся), становиться известным

    переубедить

    Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > get around

  • 15
    get around to

    находить время, вернуться после перерыва

    Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > get around to

  • 16
    get around

    подойти, приближаться, распространиться, становиться известным

    * * *

    1) передвигаться
    2) обмануть, перехитрить, обойти кого-л.; заставить сделать по-своему
    3) обходить (закон, вопрос и т. п.)
    4) навещать, посещать; приводить в гости

    Новый англо-русский словарь > get around

  • 17
    get around

    English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > get around

  • 18
    get around

    v

    . to make oneself a figure of importance in the underworld

    English-Russian dictionary of the underworld > get around

  • 19
    get around to doing something

     собраться делать что-то

    Let’s get around to cleaning the house.

    English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > get around to doing something

  • 20
    get around a law

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > get around a law

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  • get around — {v.} 1a. To go to different places; move about. * /Mary s father really gets around; Monday he was in Washington; Wednesday he was in Chicago; and today he is in New York./ * /Fred broke his leg, but he is able to get about on crutches./ 1b.… …   Dictionary of American idioms

  • get around — {v.} 1a. To go to different places; move about. * /Mary s father really gets around; Monday he was in Washington; Wednesday he was in Chicago; and today he is in New York./ * /Fred broke his leg, but he is able to get about on crutches./ 1b.… …   Dictionary of American idioms

  • get around — (something) to find a way to avoid a problem. He was trying to get around paying tax on that income …   New idioms dictionary

  • get around to — (doing something) to find time to do something. I wanted to see that movie but never got around to it …   New idioms dictionary

  • get around — phrasal verb Word forms get around : present tense I/you/we/they get around he/she/it gets around present participle getting around past tense got around past participle got around 1) [intransitive] to go or travel to different places At the age… …   English dictionary

  • get around to — verb do something despite obstacles such as lack of time (Freq. 4) He finally got around to painting the windows • Hypernyms: ↑act, ↑move • Verb Frames: Somebody s VERB ing * * * get around to ( …   Useful english dictionary

  • get around — (in BRIT, also use get round) 1) PHRASAL VERB To get around a problem or difficulty means to overcome it. [V P n] None of these countries has found a way yet to get around the problem of the polarization of wealth. Syn: get over 2) PHRASAL VERB… …   English dictionary

  • get around to — phrasal verb get around to or get round to [transitive] Word forms get around to : present tense I/you/we/they get around to he/she/it gets around to present participle getting around to past tense got around to past participle got around to get… …   English dictionary

  • get around — v 1a. To go to different places; move about. Mary s father really gets around; Monday he was in Washington; Wednesday he was in Chicago; and today he is in New York. Fred broke his leg, but he is able to get about on crutches. 1b. or get about To …   Словарь американских идиом

  • get around — verb a) To move to the other side of an obstruction. It might be a while before we can get around from this traffic jam. b) To come around something. Theres no trail going through. We cant get around to the lake. Syn: get round …   Wiktionary

  • get around — v. (d; intr.) ( to find time ) to get around to (we finally got around to answering our correspondence) * * * [ getə raʊnd] (d; intr.) ( to find time ) to get around to (we finally got around to answering our correspondence) …   Combinatory dictionary

What is another word for Get around?

  • bypass

    fool, dodge

  • go around

    circulate, dodge

  • get about

    flow, socialize

  • circumvent

    escape, avoid

  • evade

    fool, dodge

  • swing

    change direction

  • avoid

    fool, dodge

  • escape

    fool, dodge

  • elude

    fool, idle

  • circulate

    travel

  • travel

    circulate, flow

  • short-circuit

    avoid

  • dodge

    circumvent, idle

  • break

  • get out

  • sidestep

    idle, escape

  • duck

    idle, avoid

  • skirt

    avoid

  • shun

    idle, avoid

  • eschew

    get away from

  • spread

  • shake

    circumvent

  • shirk

    escape, get away from

  • outflank

  • get

    persuade

  • circle

    circulate, flow

  • surmount

    beat, traverse

  • ditch

    circumvent

  • foil

  • frustrate

    circumvent

  • outwit

    circumvent

  • wheedle

    entice, flatter

  • cajole

    entice

  • beguile

    entice, flatter

  • seduce

    entice, flatter

  • inveigle

    flatter

  • soft-soap

    entice, flatter

  • butter up

    deceive, dupe

  • entice

  • tempt

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Synonyms of get around



  • as in to master



  • as in to circumvent



  • as in to spread



  • as in to avoid

  • as in to master
  • as in to circumvent
  • as in to spread
  • as in to avoid


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get around

verb

Definition of get aroundnext

1

as in to master

to achieve a victory over

somehow, an inexperienced lawyer managed to get around the media giant’s stable of high-priced legal eagles

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • master

  • overcome

  • defeat

  • get

  • beat

  • take

  • stop

  • dispatch

  • conquer

  • best

  • do down

  • surmount

  • subdue

  • get the better of

  • lick

  • worst

  • triumph (over)

  • succeed

  • win (against)

  • trim

  • prevail (over)

  • blow out

  • overmatch

  • upend

  • knock for a loop

  • skunk

  • blow away

  • overbear

  • finish

  • bury

  • nose out

  • sweep

  • knock over

  • slaughter

  • snow under

  • exceed

  • score

  • overwhelm

  • surpass

  • top

  • knock off

  • crush

  • upset

  • excel

  • bomb

  • skin

  • cream

  • cap

  • whip

  • smoke

  • better

  • break

  • annihilate

  • rout

  • clobber

  • overthrow

  • edge (out)

  • flatten

  • excel

  • shellac

  • wax

  • flourish

  • trounce

  • pip

  • transcend

  • wallop

  • vanquish

  • thrash

  • subjugate

  • eclipse

  • drub

  • outdo

  • outshine

  • unseat

  • outstrip

  • overpower

  • overtop

  • outdistance

  • ace (out)

  • outfight


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • lose (to)

  • give up

  • fall

  • wash out

  • go under

  • fail

  • collapse

  • go down

  • fold

  • flunk

  • flop

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  • lose (to)

  • give up

  • fall

  • wash out

  • go under

  • fail

  • collapse

  • go down

  • fold

  • flunk

  • flop

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2

as in to circumvent

to avoid having to comply with (something) especially through cleverness

somehow she managed to get around the rules for paying the sales tax on a car bought out of state

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • circumvent

  • avoid

  • bypass

  • evade

  • escape

  • ignore

  • dodge

  • shortcut

  • beat

  • skirt

  • disobey

  • shake

  • sidestep

  • prevent

  • disregard

  • elude

  • duck

  • eschew

  • shun

  • shirk

  • ward (off)

  • outflank

  • deflect

  • parry

  • flout

  • obviate

  • avert

  • divert

  • endrun


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • comply (with)

  • keep

  • follow

  • observe

  • obey

  • seek

  • accept

  • acquiesce (to)

  • accede (to)

  • pursue

  • assent (to)

  • welcome

  • embrace

  • catch

  • incur

  • contract

  • court

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  • comply (with)

  • keep

  • follow

  • observe

  • obey

  • seek

  • accept

  • acquiesce (to)

  • accede (to)

  • pursue

  • assent (to)

  • welcome

  • embrace

  • catch

  • incur

  • contract

  • court

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3

as in to spread

to become known

word of the discovery of gold quickly got around

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • spread

  • get out

  • circulate

  • get about

  • get round

  • come out

  • out

  • break

  • unfold

  • leak (out)

  • tell

  • reveal

  • develop

  • disclose

  • transpire

  • spill


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • suppress

  • hide

  • conceal

  • hush (up)

  • disguise

  • mask

  • secrete

  • suppress

  • hide

  • conceal

  • hush (up)

  • disguise

  • mask

  • secrete

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4

as in to avoid

to get or keep away from (as a responsibility) through cleverness or trickery

their lawyer has spent months trying to get around certain restrictions in the contract

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • avoid

  • evade

  • escape

  • keep clear of

  • fight shy of

  • shuffle (out of)

  • weasel (out of)

  • elude

  • shake

  • scape

  • eschew

  • shun

  • stay clear of

  • prevent

  • steer clear of

  • dodge

  • rule out

  • deflect

  • eliminate

  • finesse

  • duck

  • shirk

  • ward (off)

  • exclude

  • circumvent

  • miss

  • thwart

  • parry

  • preclude

  • except

  • obviate

  • avert

  • ban

  • outsmart

  • outwit

  • foil

  • bypass

  • debar

  • divert

  • fox

  • bar

  • overreach

  • frustrate

  • outfox

  • skirt


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • seek

  • accept

  • pursue

  • embrace

  • catch

  • welcome

  • incur

  • court

  • contract

  • seek

  • accept

  • pursue

  • embrace

  • catch

  • welcome

  • incur

  • court

  • contract

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Thesaurus Entries Near get around

get a move on

get around

get around (to)

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  • circumvent
  • ignore
  • neglect
  • omit
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • burke
  • circumnavigate
  • detour
  • finesse
  • outflank
  • blink at
  • depart from
  • deviate from
  • go around
  • go around the barn
  • let go
  • pass around
  • take back road
  • wink at
  • deceive
  • delude
  • dupe
  • entice
  • entrap
  • seduce
  • tantalize
  • tempt
  • wheedle
  • banter
  • beguile
  • blandish
  • bootlick
  • con
  • induce
  • influence
  • inveigle
  • jolly
  • lure
  • maneuver
  • mislead
  • oil
  • push
  • snow
  • soap
  • soften
  • soft-soap
  • stroke
  • sweet-talk
  • urge
  • apple-polish
  • argue into
  • brown-nose
  • butter up
  • get next to
  • hand a line
  • lay it on thick
  • make up to
  • play up to
  • rub the right way
  • spread it on
  • suck up to
  • sweeten up
  • work on
  • work over
  • rotate
  • travel
  • actuate
  • circle
  • gyrate
  • mobilize
  • radiate
  • revolve
  • wander
  • fly about
  • get about
  • go about
  • mill around
  • move around
  • set off
  • avoid
  • bypass
  • deceive
  • evade
  • prevent
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • stymie
  • thwart
  • beat
  • beguile
  • bilk
  • circumnavigate
  • cramp
  • crimp
  • detour
  • disappoint
  • dodge
  • dupe
  • elude
  • ensnare
  • entrap
  • escape
  • foil
  • frustrate
  • hoodwink
  • outflank
  • outwit
  • overreach
  • queer
  • ruin
  • shun
  • stump
  • trick
  • stave off
  • steer clear of
  • ward off
  • depart
  • differ
  • diverge
  • vary
  • veer
  • aberrate
  • avert
  • bend
  • contrast
  • deflect
  • digress
  • divagate
  • drift
  • err
  • part
  • shy
  • swerve
  • turn
  • wander
  • angle off
  • bear off
  • bend the rules
  • break pattern
  • circumlocate
  • depart from
  • edge off
  • go amiss
  • go haywire
  • go off on tangent
  • go out of control
  • go out of way
  • leave beaten path
  • not conform
  • swim against stream
  • take a turn
  • turn aside
  • deter
  • detract
  • discourage
  • distract
  • abstract
  • detach
  • disengage
  • dissuade
  • disturb
  • sidetrack
  • stall
  • attract attention
  • bend the rules
  • catch flies
  • circumlocute
  • disadvise
  • draw away
  • lead astray
  • lead away
  • send on a wild-goose chase
  • ditch
  • duck
  • elude
  • escape
  • evade
  • fend off
  • shuffle
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • dark
  • deceive
  • equivocate
  • fence
  • fudge
  • hedge
  • juke
  • lurch
  • malinger
  • parry
  • pussyfoot
  • shake
  • shift
  • shirk
  • short-circuit
  • slide
  • slip
  • swerve
  • tergiversate
  • trick
  • weasel
  • circumlocute
  • get out of
  • give the slip
  • move to the side
  • put the move on
  • shake off
  • skip out on
  • tergiverse
  • turn aside
  • baffle
  • confound
  • dodge
  • evade
  • flee
  • foil
  • frustrate
  • outrun
  • outwit
  • puzzle
  • shun
  • stall
  • stonewall
  • thwart
  • bilk
  • circumvent
  • ditch
  • double
  • duck
  • eschew
  • fly
  • shirk
  • shuck
  • shy
  • stump
  • beat around the bush
  • be beyond someone
  • cop out
  • get away from
  • give the runaround
  • give the slip
  • give wide berth to
  • hem and haw
  • not touch
  • pass the buck
  • pass up
  • run around
  • stay shy of
  • steer clear of
  • avoid
  • bypass
  • circumvent
  • conceal
  • deceive
  • dodge
  • elude
  • escape
  • fend off
  • flee
  • hide
  • sidestep
  • baffle
  • balk
  • cavil
  • confuse
  • decline
  • double
  • duck
  • equivocate
  • eschew
  • fence
  • fly
  • fudge
  • hedge
  • lie
  • parry
  • pretend
  • prevaricate
  • pussyfoot
  • shift
  • shirk
  • shuck
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  • tergiversate
  • trick
  • waffle
  • beat around bush
  • beg the question
  • cop out
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  • keep distance
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  • lead on a merry chase
  • pass up
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  • run rings around
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  • throw monkey wrench in
  • upset the apple cart
  • bum
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  • dog
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  • elude
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  • fence
  • laze
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  • pussyfoot
  • quit
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  • lie down on job
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  • allure
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  • snow
  • soft-soap
  • stroke
  • tempt
  • urge
  • wheedle
  • egg on
  • lay it on thick
  • lead on
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  • sweet-talk
  • work over
  • associate
  • club
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  • hobnob
  • join
  • league
  • mingle
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  • chum with
  • get about
  • get-together
  • go out
  • hang around with
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  • make advances
  • make the rounds
  • pal around
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  • prevail
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  • whelm
  • worst
  • be victorious
  • come out on top
  • get the better of
  • knock over
  • knock socks off
  • rise above
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  • prevail upon
  • affect
  • argue into
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  • sell
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  • sway
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  • cheat
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  • dog
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  • elude
  • eschew
  • evade
  • fence
  • goldbrick
  • lurk
  • malinger
  • parry
  • pussyfoot
  • quit
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  • steal
  • lie down on job
  • shuffle off
  • slough off
  • despise
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  • scorn
  • snub
  • bilk
  • cold-shoulder
  • cut
  • decline
  • ditch
  • dodge
  • double
  • duck
  • elude
  • escape
  • evade
  • shake
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  • stall
  • give a wide berth
  • give the runaround
  • have no part of
  • have nothing to do with
  • hide out
  • keep away from
  • keep clear of
  • palm off
  • shake off
  • stand aloof from
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  • turn back on
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  • duck
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  • ditch
  • elude
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  • juke
  • pussyfoot
  • shake
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  • weasel
  • dance around
  • get out of
  • give the slip
  • go around
  • put the move on
  • shake off
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  • entertain
  • mingle
  • associate
  • club
  • consort
  • fraternize
  • hobnob
  • join
  • league
  • mix
  • chum with
  • get about
  • get-together
  • go out
  • hang around with
  • hang out
  • keep company
  • make advances
  • make the rounds
  • pal around
  • run with
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  • angle off
  • be deflected
  • change course
  • make a left
  • make a right
  • train off
  • volte-face
  • balk
  • dodge
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  • shuck
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  • beat around the bush
  • circumvent
  • cop out
  • dance around an issue
  • elude
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  • eschew
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  • give the runaround
  • hem and haw
  • lay low
  • pussyfoot
  • put off
  • shirk
  • slip out
  • sneak away
  • tap dance
  • worm one’s way out of

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WORDS RELATED TO GET AROUND

  • blink at
  • burke
  • circumnavigate
  • circumvent
  • depart from
  • detour
  • deviate from
  • finesse
  • get around
  • go around
  • go around the barn
  • ignore
  • let go
  • neglect
  • omit
  • outflank
  • pass around
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • take back road
  • wink at
  • apple-polish
  • argue into
  • banter
  • beguile
  • blandish
  • bootlick
  • brown-nose
  • butter up
  • con
  • deceive
  • delude
  • dupe
  • entice
  • entrap
  • get around
  • get next to
  • hand a line
  • induce
  • influence
  • inveigle
  • jolly
  • lay it on thick
  • lure
  • make up to
  • maneuver
  • mislead
  • oil
  • play up to
  • push
  • rub the right way
  • seduce
  • snow
  • soap
  • soft-soap
  • soften
  • spread it on
  • stroke
  • suck up to
  • sweet-talk
  • sweeten up
  • tantalize
  • tempt
  • urge
  • wheedle
  • work on
  • work over
  • actuate
  • circle
  • fly about
  • get about
  • get around
  • go about
  • gyrate
  • mill around
  • mobilize
  • move around
  • radiate
  • revolve
  • rotate
  • set off
  • travel
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  • beguile
  • bilk
  • bypass
  • circumnavigate
  • cramp
  • crimp
  • deceive
  • detour
  • disappoint
  • dodge
  • dupe
  • elude
  • ensnare
  • entrap
  • escape
  • evade
  • foil
  • frustrate
  • get around
  • hoodwink
  • outflank
  • outwit
  • overreach
  • prevent
  • queer
  • ruin
  • shun
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • stave off
  • steer clear of
  • stump
  • stymie
  • thwart
  • trick
  • ward off
  • aberrate
  • angle off
  • avert
  • bear off
  • bend
  • bend the rules
  • break pattern
  • circumlocate
  • contrast
  • deflect
  • depart
  • depart from
  • differ
  • digress
  • divagate
  • diverge
  • drift
  • edge off
  • err
  • get around
  • go amiss
  • go haywire
  • go off on tangent
  • go out of control
  • go out of way
  • leave beaten path
  • not conform
  • part
  • shy
  • swerve
  • swim against stream
  • take a turn
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  • wander
  • aberrated
  • angle off
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  • bent
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  • left beat path
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  • varied
  • veered
  • wandered
  • went amiss
  • went haywire
  • went off on tangent
  • went out of control
  • went out of way

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There are certain limits imposed by physical laws that you simply cannot get around.



Есть ограничения национального законодательства, которые вы так просто не сможете обойти.


As for the other negative aspects of home self-study, many of them really get around.



Что касается иных отрицательных сторон домашнего самостоятельного обучения, то многие из них реально обойти.


You can get around Ashgabat by bus or taxi.


One problem in industrialized countries is that employers can get around legislation by re-labelling jobs.



Одна из присущих промышленно развитым странам проблем заключается в том, что работодатели могут обходить законодательство, реклассифицируя рабочие места.


You can get around censorship and geographical blocks.



Потому что таким образом вы можете обходить цензуру и географические ограничения.


Sleeper trains and sleeper buses can also be a decent option if you schedule your long-distance travel overnight (see the Get around section of this page for more information).



Спальные поезда и спальные автобусы также могут быть неплохим вариантом, если вы планируете поездку на дальние расстояния в течение ночи (дополнительную информацию см. В разделе «Обойти» на этой странице).


The colony recognition mechanism doesn’t work, somehow they get around it.



Принятый в колонии механизм распознавания соплеменников не распространяется на них, однако они каким-то образом обходят его.


Sometimes the guarantee is worded in such a way that in practice, healthcare organizations can easily get around them.



Но порой гарантии сформулированы таким образом, что на практике медицинские организации могут легко их обойти.


That should help you get around any blocks.



Это должно помочь вам обойти любые блоки.


By using a VPN, you can get around those restrictions.



Однако, если вы используете VPN, вы можете обойти эти ограничения местоположения.


You can’t get around Africa without some activity expenses.



Вы не можете обойти Африку без каких-либо расходов на деятельность.


Thus it has been shown that the Uncertainty Principle is a fundamental principle of Nature, and you cannot get around it.



Так было показано, что принцип неопределенности — это фундаментальное свойство природы, и вы не можете обойти его.


The size of San Marino is so small that you can literally get around it in one day.



Размеры Сан-Марино настолько небольшие, что его можно буквально обойти за один день.


Get around people who do this.


Get around this by opting for an artificial tree.


Get around: the best way of moving from one island to the other is by plane.



Передвижение внутри страны: лучший способ перемещения с одного острова на другой — на самолете.


Get around the car and open the door.


Get around your PC faster with the improved taskbar.



Получите вокруг вашего ПК более быстрого с улучшенное таскбар.


Get around = Avoid someone or something, go many places



быстро обойти кого-либо или что-либо, объехать какое-либо пространство, побывать во многих местах


Get around: Spain’s main cities are well communicated by road, train and air.



Поездки внутри страны: основные города Испании хорошо сообщаются дорогами, поездами и по воздуху.

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get around — перевод на русский

/gɛt əˈraʊnd/

It’ll take four or five hours to get around this cliff.

Понадобится часа четыре или пять, чтобы обойти эту скалу.

If I wrote an article in November 1936… showing that there were 17 ways… to get around the dead man statutes…

Если я написал статью в ноябре 1936 года… показывающую, что имеется 17 путей… чтобы обойти законы о покойных… мне не надо говорить, что Mr.

He had a reputation that was hard to get around.

У него была репутация которую было трудно обойти.

We can get around that.

Это можно обойти.

I can get around a city like New York, but I… sometimes need a point in the right direction.

Я могу обойти город подобно Нью-Йорку, но я… иногда нуждайтесь в правильном направлении.

Показать ещё примеры для «обойти»…

I just hadn’t got around to it yet.

Просто я не успел до них добраться.

We never got around to that.

Он не успел сказать.

I didn’t get around to it.

— Нет, не успел.

— Never got around to telling you.

— Я не успел тебе сказать.

No, I couldn’t get around to it yesterday.

Нет. Я вчера не успел.

Показать ещё примеры для «успел»…

That way, he can get around by himself.

Таким образом, он может передвигаться самостоятельно.

It’s gonna be hard to get around when your toes are permanently curled.

Будет немного трудновато передвигаться, когда твои пальцы скрючены.

At least you can still get around on your own.

В конце концов, ты всё ещё можешь передвигаться на своих двоих.

You can get around pretty easy on a Wraith ship.

По кораблю Рейфов можно передвигаться довольно легко.

He can’t get around.

Он не может передвигаться.

Показать ещё примеры для «передвигаться»…

When you do finally get around to it, I’ll be the one covered in flies with a belly that protrudes halfway to bloody Boston!

К тому времени когда все будет готово, тут все уже покроется мухами с животом на пол пути в кровавый бостон!

Well, that’s just what I was getting around to, ma’am.

Ну, это только, то на что хватило времени, мэм.

I did never… get around to putting these in the book proper.

У меня… не было времени вклеить эти фотографии.

It’s about time we got around to doing Fusion!

Сейчас самое время делать Слияние!

I never got around to it.

У него времени не было.

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