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  - get under
  - get up
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  - get upset
  - get used to
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
get up to [sth] vtr phrasal insep	informal (do: [sth] mischievous) (travesuras, fechorías)	hacer⇒ vtr
	Katie has locked her bedroom door; what's she getting up to in there?
	Katie se encerró en su habitación; ¿qué estará haciendo ahí dentro?

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'get up to' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:

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catch up - catch-up

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "get up to" in the title:

aching to get bumped up
bring or get up to speed
Calm down? Oh, s*** was about to get real up in here
Did you get up to much at the weekend?
Every morning I get up and get ready and take my littler brother to school
for parents to get ‘up to speed’ on safe Internet
get around to or catch up on
get dressed to lace up shoes
Get no caught up in your troubles 'n learn to deal with strife
get up to
Get up to
get up to bat
get up to speed
get up to speed
get you quickly up to speed
get/be used to getting up early - grammar
give up trying to get someone to do something - grammar
go to the pick-up area and get something
Going to get on up and fly away.
Gotta get up, to get down...
halfway through to get up to speed - information technology
Hard to get used to staying up late
He has to get up early and do a hard day's work.
hook it up (to get something for free through a connection)
I am going to get up - grammar
I don't want to get your hopes up.
I gave up on ever trying to get "my way".
I had to get up
I need to get up early to go fishing in the bay.
I resented having to get up early - grammar
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