Usage examples of "getting" in English with translation to Spanish

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My cough is getting worse. Mi tos está empeorando.
I'm getting off now Me bajo ahora
He is used to getting up early. Él está acostumbrado levantarse temprano.
She'll be getting married next year. Ella se casará el año próximo.
She is getting used to this rural life by degrees. Ella de a poco se acostumbra a esta vida en el campo.
Tom is getting across the river. Tom está atravesando el río.
The wounded are getting better. Los heridos se están mejorando.
We're getting out of here. The cops are coming. Salgamos de aquí, los polis vienen.
"Are you done?" "On the contrary, we've just been getting started." "¿Has terminado?" "Al contrario, acabo de empezar."
Tom couldn't help getting angry with Mary. Tom no pudo evitar enfadarse con Mary.
You’re getting into deep water. Te estás metiendo en aguas profundas.
She was getting ready for leaving home. Ella estaba preparándose para salir de casa.
There are many people like this in the world. Normally, they're not brave. After getting drunk, they turn brave. Hay mucha gente así en el mundo. Normalmente no son valientes. Cuando se emborrachan se vuelven valientes.
Since it was getting even hotter, Tom peeled off another layer of clothing. Como empezó a hacer aún más calor, Tom se quitó otra capa de ropa.
The pain is getting worse. El dolor está empeorando.
Nancy is getting off the train. Nancy se está bajando del tren.
She's accustomed to getting up early. Está acostumbrada a levantarse pronto.
So are you and Hanna planning on getting married? ¿Tienen tú y Hanna planes de casarse?
It takes a lot of time getting used to married life. Lleva mucho tiempo acostumbrarse a la vida en pareja.
I am getting across the river. Estoy atravesando el río.
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