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getting someone there

getting someone there is the present participle and gerund of get someone there.

Meaning of get someone there

Verb

get someone there (third-person singular simple present gets someone there, present participle getting someone there, simple past got someone there, past participle (UK) got someone there or (US) gotten someone there)

  1. Synonym of have someone there.
    • If I missed anything, then you already know what I missed because you know I missed it! I got you there!2019 June 13, Sam Brooks, “All this year’s key E3 gaming announcements”, in The Spinoff

Questions about getting someone there

What is getting someone there the present participle and gerund of?
Getting someone there is the present participle and gerund of get someone there.

Words near getting someone there in the dictionary

  1. getting some
  2. getting some air
  3. getting someone at it
  4. getting someone for a Tartar
  5. getting someone in a line
  6. getting someone there
  7. getting someone's back
  8. getting someone's back up
  9. getting someone's dander up
  10. getting someone's drift
  11. getting someone's goat

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