get about

verb

1. to move around, as when recovering from an illness
2. to be socially active
3. (of news, rumour, etc) to become known; spread

Example Sentences

We don't have the final vote count, but it looks like Trump got about 30% of the voting-eligible population, which is very similar to the 29% approval rating he had when he left office.

From Salon

Endeavor said it will get about 26.14 million common units of TKO and “will subscribe for an equal number of shares of TKO’s Class B common stock.”

From Los Angeles Times

The state already gets about 6% of its electricity from land-based wind farms, but offshore wind is considered more promising over the long run, mostly because ocean winds are more constant and more powerful.

From Los Angeles Times

Even with the famous names involved, there is only so excited anyone can get about the intricate details of chargeable rates.

From BBC

"The King. A prime minister. I’ve got about a bit," she giggles.

From BBC

Related Words

• entertain
• get around
• mingle