(rare, usually used in simple past form "had") Past participle for to influence unscrupulously
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Past participle for to reach or arrive at a place or destination
“Once we get to the end of the street, we're gonna run straight past the machinegun emplacements.”
Past participle for to take the first step, or to commence an action or event
“We finally get to the part of the show where a member of the audience is pulled up onstage with the band.”
Past participle for to cause to feel upset, annoyed, or resentful
“You know that the ones that are close to Kira know how to push her buttons, and she has learned to just walk away, and not let it get to her.”
Past participle for to succeed in influencing or having an effect on
“Tina decided that she wouldn't let it get to her, wouldn't let her fear make her retreat from the world.”
Past participle for to cause to be
(rare, usually used in simple past form "had") Past participle for to influence unscrupulously
Past participle for to cause emotional distress to someone
Past participle for to manage to arrive in time for
Past participle for to bring into a heightened emotional state
Past participle for to fill with shock and horror
Past participle for to reach or gain access to something
Past participle for to excite someone, typically to upset or disturb them
Past participle for to bribe (someone) in exchange for something one wants
Past participle for to inspire of fill with amazement or wonder
(appear at or on) Past participle for to arrive or get to a destination
Past participle for to reach or achieve a desired goal, usually in numeric terms
Past participle for to overcome with mental or emotional stress
Past participle for to become larger or stronger
(of a feeling) Past participle for to affect (someone) suddenly and powerfully
Past participle for to encourage, goad or provoke into doing (or feeling) something
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