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

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Today I got up early. Hoy me he levantado pronto.
She got married to him. Ella se casó con él.
She has got long hair. Ella tiene el pelo largo.
The fires got out of control. El fuego se salió de control.
He got off the bus. Él se bajó del autobús.
He got used to the work. Se acostumbró al trabajo.
He got angry with us. Él se enfadó con nosotros.
I got on the wrong bus. Me subí al bus equivocado.
We got into a car. Nos metimos en un coche.
Tom got drunk with his son. Tom se emborrachó con su hijo.
He hasn't got it in him No lo ha en él
The boy got in through the window. El niño entró por la ventana.
His leg was in critical condition, but fortunately it got better. Su pierna estaba en condiciones críticas, pero afortunadamente se mejoró.
Tom got back together with Mary. Tom regresó junto a Mary.
She got away from us by walking slowly. Ella se alejó de nosotros caminando lentamente.
All of the children had gone to bed before it got dark. Todos los niños se habían ido a la cama antes de anochecer.
I finally got across the river. Finalmente atravesé el río.
I got bored with his long talk. Me aburrí de su largo discurso.
I got into trouble with the police for driving too fast. Me metí en problemas con la policía por conducir demasiado rápido.
We finally got rid of our old car. Al fin nos deshicimos de nuestro auto viejo.
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