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get together

get together
verbo transitivo con partícula
también:
  • to g some money together -> juntar algo de dinero
  • let me g my thoughts together -> déjame poner en claro mis ideas
verbo intransitivo
1. quedar, verse (people)

get together [guet]
juntar, amontonar.

get together
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+people, money, team] reunir; [+objects] reunir; juntar; [+show, concert] preparar; [+proposal] elaborar; [+thoughts, ideas] poner en orden
we couldn't get the down payment together no pudimos reunir el dinero para la entrada; it won't take me long to get my stuff together no tardaré mucho en recoger mis cosas
I couldn't get them all together at one time Why don't you get some people together and have a dinner party for him I couldn't get enough money together to buy it they just about got the show together in time for the opening we've got a wonderful concert together for lovers of Mozart can you get a team together for Saturday? the two of us got a proposal together for a workplace nursery to get [o.s.] together I have to have a cup of coffee before I can get myself together
get yourself together and make sure you're there on time organízate y asegúrate que estás allí a la hora
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
[+friends, group, club] reunirse
the whole family gets together at Christmas a group of us got together to raise money for charity to get together about sth
could we get together this evening? ¿podemos reunirnos esta tarde?; to get together about sth reunirse para discutir algo; you'd better get together with him before you decide te conviene hablar con él antes de decidirte

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