get back

verb

1. tr to recover or retrieve
2. introften foll byto to return, esp to a former position or activity

   let's get back to the original question

3. intrfoll byat to retaliate (against); wreak vengeance (on)
4. get one's own back informal.
   to obtain one's revenge

Example Sentences

The Rams will get back on track and even their record at 5-5.

From Los Angeles Times

But we’re itching to get back to regular concerts.

From Los Angeles Times

“Even if you spend years insulting Donald Trump, you can get back in his good graces just by praising him,” Colbert said on his show.

From Los Angeles Times

“Even if you spend years insulting Donald Trump, you can get back in his good graces just by praising him,” Colbert said.

From Salon

But she failed to persuade voters that she is the change the city needs to get back on track.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• come back
• come home
• revert