English-German dictionary - Letter "G" - Page 95 to germanize a word/nameto germanize sth.to germinateto gerrymanderto gestateto gesticulateto gesticulate excitedlyto gestureto gesture at the tableto gesture at/to/towards sb./sth.to gesture for/to sb. to do sth.to gesture sb. to do sth.to gesture towards the doormanto getto get (oneselfto get ...to get / be given one's noticeto get a car through its MOT/safety inspectionto get a chance to speakto get a Chinese takeawayto get a clip round the earto get a cloutto get a coldto get a day offto get a degree in sth.to get a divorceto get a draft law voted throughto get a feel for sth.to get a foot in the doorto get a general idea of sth.to get a good / bad pressto get a good bargainto get a good return on an investmentto get a grind on oneto get a grip on sth.to get a grip on yourselfto get a handle on sb./sth.to get a hearing from sb.to get a jump on the parking situationto get a jump on winter preparationto get a jump on your Christmas shoppingto get a kick to/in/on the shinto get a lawyer/an attorneyto get a lifeto get a lift from sb.to get a lift with sb.to get a load of sb./ sth.to get a passto get a pass in physicsto get a postponementto get a public servant hooked on receiving giftsto get a raw dealto get a report into the papersto get a rocketto get a rough treatment from sb. to get a rulingto get a second windto get a shockto get a sunburnto get a tanto get a tasteto get a taste of sth.to get a tattooto get a thrashingto get a touch of the jittersto get a two-month sentenceto get a word in edgeways /edgewiseto get aboutto get above oneselfto get abusiveto get across to sb.to get aheadto get ahold of sb.to get airborneto get alongto get along very wellto get along with sb.to get along/on well/better/badly with sb.to get an earfulto get an expert opinionto get an eyeful of sandto get an overviewto get angryto get annoyedto get astrayto get at sth.to get at/to the root of thingsto get awayto get away from the policeto get away in a stolen carto get away scot-freeto get away with jewellery worth over EUR 20,000to get away with murderto get away without a scratchto get away/escape from the hectic pace of the cityto get backto get back hometo get back in shapeto get back on one's feetto get back on your feetto get back sth.to get back to a subjectto get back to business as usualto get back to normalto get back to sb.to get back to sth.to get back your depositto get blamed unfairlyto get bogged down