Usage examples of "got on" in English with translation to Spanish

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I got on the wrong bus. Me subí al bus equivocado.
I got on the wrong train. Me subí al tren equivocado.
Have you ever got on a boat? ¿Te has subido a un bote alguna vez?
He smiled at us and got on the train. Él nos sonrió y se subió al tren.
I got on a bicycle and chased after the thief. Me subí a una bicicleta y fui tras el ladrón.
I wasn't being mindful and got on a wrong bus by mistake. No ponía atención y por error subí al autobús equivocado.
Where do we get on the boat? ¿Dónde subimos al barco?
You must buy a ticket to get on the bus. Tienes que comprar un boleto para subir a ese autobús.
I cannot get on this boat if I don't find my luggage. No me puedo subir a este bote porque no encuentro mi equipaje.
Have all the passengers got on board yet? ¿Ya han abordado todos los pasajeros?
Tom's way of speaking got on my nerves. La forma de hablar de Tom me puso nervioso.
He smiled at me and got on the train. Me sonrió y se montó en el tren.
I've got no worries. No tengo preocupaciones.
I got 80 marks out of a maximum of 100. Obtuve 80 puntos de un máximo de 100.
She got a flat tire on her way home. Se le pinchó un neumático camino a casa.
I got your fax the other day. Recibí su fax el otro día.
"Honey, quick, quick. There's this website called Tatoeba that's auctioning it's sentence collection for a cent each! They've even got special offers like buy 100 sentences and get 1 free!" "Ah great! now people collect sentences as a hobby?! what's the world coming to!" "Cariño, ven rápido. ¡Hay una página web llamada Tatoeba que está vendiendo su colección de oraciones a un céntimo cada una! ¡Incluso tienen una oferta especial del tipo de compre cien oraciones y reciba una gratis!" "¡Oh, genial! ¡¿Ahora la gente colecciona las oraciones como pasatiempo?! ¡Adónde estamos llegando!"
I've got too much to do. Tengo demasiadas cosas que hacer.
Mum said the same thing. But, so what? It's got nothing to do with me. Mamá dijo lo mismo. Pero, ¿y qué? no tiene nada que ver conmigo.
She's got a Turkish boyfriend. Ella tiene un novio turco.
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