Английские слова, начинающиеся на got

Come to have (something); receive.

An animal's offspring.

Past simple and past participle of get

If two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other

To rise from bed, or to cause someone to rise from bed

A set of clothes, especially strange and unusual ones

A pair of underpants.

(spelled the way it is often spoken) got you

An instance of catching someone out or exposing them to ridicule.

A member of a germanic people that invaded the roman empire from the east between the 3rd and 5th centuries. the eastern division, the ostrogoths, founded a kingdom in italy, while the visigoths went on to found one in spain.

A city in central germany, in thuringia; population 46,500 (est. 2006). from 1640 until 1918 it was the residence of the dukes of saxe-gotha and saxe-coburg-gotha.

A nickname for new york city, used originally by washington irving and now associated with the batman stories.

Relating to the goths or their extinct language, which belongs to the east germanic branch of the indo-european language family. it provides the earliest manuscript evidence of any germanic language (4th–6th centuries ad).

The extinct language of the goths.

In a way that is related to the gothic style of building (= an old european style with pointed arches and windows, high ceilings, and tall, thin columns)

Make gothic in style or character.

A member of a germanic people that invaded the roman empire from the east between the 3rd and 5th centuries. the eastern division, the ostrogoths, founded a kingdom in italy, while the visigoths went on to found one in spain.

Have got a.

(spelled the way it is often spoken) got to

Short form of have got to

North american past participle of get.

Past participle of get