Got Meaning in English
word · lemma: get
/ˈɡɑt/
GAHT
/ɡˈɒt/
GOT
Definición
Past tense of 'get'; it means to have received, obtained, or become something. Used in many expressions to show possession, arrival, or change.
Uso & Matices
Commonly used as the simple past of 'get' but also in informal speech for emphasis (e.g., 'I got it'). Often found in phrasal verbs like 'got up', 'got out'. Learners often confuse it with 'gotten', which is mainly used in American English.
Spanish: obtuvo - consiguió - tienePortuguese (BR): conseguiu - tinha - recebeuPortuguese (PT): conseguiu - tinha - recebeuChinese (Simplified): 得到 - 拿到 - 有Chinese (Traditional): 得到 - 拿到 - 有Hindi: पाया - प्राप्त किया - हो गयाArabic: حصل على - حصل - لديهBengali: পেল - পেলামRussian: получил - приобрёл - сталJapanese: 手に入れた - もらった - なったVietnamese: đã nhận - đã có - đã trở nênKorean: 받았다 - 얻었다 - 되었다Turkish: aldı - oldu - sahip olduUrdu: حاصل کیا - پایا - بن گیاIndonesian: mendapat - menerima - menjadi
Oraciones de Ejemplo
She got a new book for her birthday.
basic
He got tired after running.
basic
They got to the station on time.
basic
I got your message and will call you soon.
natural
She got really angry when she heard the news.
natural
I've got to finish my homework before dinner.
natural