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get back at

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get back at
verbo transitivo con partícula
también:
  • to g back at somebody (for something) -> vengarse de alguien (por algo)

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get back at
verb:intransitive:plus_preposition
to get back at sb (for sth) vengarse de algn (por algo); desquitarse con algn (por algo)
Alex is the last woman to worry about her appearance. I think she does it deliberately. There's something aggressive about her plainness. It's her way of getting back at her mother I used manipulation and guile, so skilfully developed in my childhood, to get back at the people who hurt me

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