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GET OVER WITH
To finish doing something usually unpleasant (“get something over with”) [terminar logo, normalmente algo desagradável]

• Catherine told her dentist to get it over with as she couldn’t stand the pain any longer.
• Catherine disse a seu dentista para terminar logo porque ela não conseguia agüentar mais a dor.
• Sandy wished she could get that dull homework over with so she could go to the movies.
• Sandy queria terminar logo com aquela lição de casa chata para poder ir ao cinema.

Referência: “Phrasal Verbs – Como falar inglês como um americano!” – Jonathan T. Hogan and José Roberto A. Igreja, Disal Editora, 2004. Dica do blog TECLA SAP

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