get at
Intermediate (B1)informal
To try to say something without saying it directly, or to keep criticising someone, or to reach something.
"I'm not sure what you're getting at — can you be more direct?"
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Get at get at.
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Learn English with Papa Teach Me · 16:56
Get at.
ALL English Phrasal Verbs LIVESTREAM | Week 20
Learn English with Papa Teach Me · 16:56
Get at.
Neuro-Spicy: Discussing ADHD with Dr. Kristin Carothers | What Now? with Trevor Noah Podcast
Trevor Noah · 44:22
To get at.
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Get at it.