ɡet təˈɡɛðər
informal
beginner
- Base verb:
- get
- Particle:
- together
- Separable:
- Yes
What does "get together" mean?
- To meet socially with other people
- To collect or gather things in one place
- To start a romantic relationship
- To organize oneself or one's thoughts
Examples
- Let's get together for coffee this weekend.
- We should get together more often—I miss seeing you.
- I need to get my thoughts together before the job interview.
- They got together after working on the same project for months.
- Can you get together all the documents for the meeting?
How to use it
A 'get-together' (noun) is an informal social gathering. 'Get it together' means to organize yourself or regain composure.
Word order
Separable when collecting: 'get things together' (e.g., 'Get your stuff together')
Similar expressions
meet
gather
assemble
unite
collect
Opposites
separate
disperse
break up
Related phrasal verbs
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