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Phrasal Verb - Getting Out of

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

This phrasal verb means to leave or escape from a difficult or unpleasant situation. It can also mean to avoid being held responsible for something or to deny the truth about a situation. The verb 'get' is followed by the particle 'out of'.

Examples​

No.Example
1I need to get out of this dead-end job and find a new career.
2He got out of paying taxes by claiming bankruptcy.
3She tried to get out of the commitment to attend the meeting.
4The thief got out of the house before the police arrived.
5He got out of the argument by changing the subject.
6She couldn't get out of the promise to help her friend move.
7The company got out of paying fines by declaring bankruptcy.
8He got out of jail on bail and went into hiding.
9She got out of the hospital after a long stay.
10They got out of the messy situation by apologizing and making amends.

Phrasal Verb - living_through

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To continue surviving or experiencing something, often something difficult or challenging, despite hardships or adversity.

Examples​

No.Example
1He lived through the harsh winter in the mountains with only a tent and some supplies.
2She lived through the loss of her husband and children, but managed to rebuild her life.
3The city lived through the devastating earthquake, but many buildings were destroyed.
4Despite the pain, he lived through the surgery and made a full recovery.
5The soldiers lived through the long and grueling march, one step at a time.
6After the accident, he lived through the night with a broken leg and a concussion.
7The company lived through the economic downturn and emerged stronger than before.
8She lived through the trauma of the car accident and went on to write a book about her experience.
9The elderly man lived through both world wars and saw many changes in his lifetime.
10They lived through the scandal and came out on the other side, stronger and more determined.