get round to

英 [ɡet raʊnd tu]

美 [ɡet raʊnd tu]

克服，解决（问题或困难）; 规避，避开（法律或规章）; （消息）传开; （通过讨好或奉承的手段）说服，哄骗; 到处旅行; 四处游历

柯林斯词典

• → see:get around to

双语例句

• I've got bags of photographs and one day I'll get round to putting them in an album.
  我有几袋相片，哪天抽空把它们放进相册。
• I must get round to mowing the lawn this weekend.
  本周末我必须抽出时间来刈草坪。
• But he took two weeks to get round to pronouncing on the matter.
  但他事隔两周才就此表态。
• Unproductive people spend time on easy, low-value activities and find it hard to get round to the really tough but critical tasks.
  没效率的人把时间花在容易做、意义不大的活动中，抽不出时间做那些需要克服困难却重要的工作上。
• Some of the largest companies formally assess the performance of their board, but very few new or growing companies have managed to get round to establishing any such procedure.
  这篇文章讲了对董事局表现进行评估的重要性和一些方法。
• Somehow, discussions of the fiscal cliff never get round to addressing that fact even though it is likely to administer a much sharper economic shock than the expiry of the Bush tax cuts.
  不知为什么，关于财政悬崖的讨论从未考虑这个事实，即便它对经济造成的冲击比小布什（georgew.bush）减税政策到期大得多。
• She's going to see if she can get round her boss to give her the afternoon off.
  她准备看一下是否能说服上司让她下午休假半天。
• Few get round to putting their dreams into practice.
  但是很少人把他们的梦想付出实践。
• Her friends pushed the boat off down the river and ran across the fields to get round to the bridge.
  她的小伙伴们把船推入水中，然后穿过田野向小桥跑去。
• I just can't get round to it.
  我简直找不到时间做这事。