to get something的意思

to get something中文翻譯：

得到一些東西

相似詞語短語

get something done───讓（別人）（做好）（某事），使某事做好，經受發生在自己身上的事

something───pron.某事；某物；想來重要（或值得注意）的事物；（數目）若干，大致，左右；有點像；真不錯；(想法或建議)）有道理；諸如此類的東西；adv.很，非常；有點，稍微

to lack something───缺什么

something to eat───一些吃的

get get to───快到

to get───得到；獲得

get to───到達; 開始; 達到…地步；到達；開始；接觸到

to get to───終于；到達；抓住

offer to do something───主動提出做某事；自告奮勇做某事

雙語使用場景

A young chimpanzee watched him curiously as he tried to get something to eat.───在他試圖找東西吃的時候，一只小黑猩猩好奇地看著他。

She's always trying to get something for nothing.───她總想不勞而獲。

is important to get something down on paper.───重要的是要把一些事情寫在紙上。

When you are trying to get something outta man, don't blurt it out as you did tome.───當你想從一個男人身上得到什么的時候，可萬萬不要像對我這樣直統統地說出來。

If I were going to violate the law, then I ought to get something out of it.───就是我將來觸犯法律的話，我也應該從中有所得。

We will limit their contracts to three months, long enough to get something sensible on to their CV and to be able to give them a reference.───我們會把他們的合同限制在三個月，這個時間長度足以給他們的簡歷加上點有意義的內容，也足夠給他們提供一種參考。

Because over time you pretty much get what you give. It would perhaps be nice to get something for nothing. But that seldom happens.───這是說你假裝遇到一個好朋友，然后你用那種思想狀態而不是使你緊張的狀態開始交流。

I think the challenge is to get something, you know we had a search engine that was better than the other search engines.───我認為，我們面對挑戰是要拿出東西來，我們有一個比其他搜索引擎更好的搜索引擎。

If you tell your colleagues or friends that you're going to get something done, it motivates you to see it through to completion.───如果你告訴你的同事和朋友你要做某件事，這會促進你順利的完成你的工作。

英語使用場景

It is important to get something down on paper.

But then you had to get something for your ￡225 fare for the flight from Britain to Durban.

She turned away to get something out of the fridge, which turned out to be a glass bowl full of trifle.

Meanwhile, we still had to get something done about our new procedures.

He dug into the ground to get something.

I'll duck out to get something to eat and be right back.

It's better to get something in writing right at the outset.

Some people pick and choose to get something perfect.

When she wanted to get something right, she would practise and practise and practise.