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What does it mean "Get it over"?
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To complete something, usually with a sense of relief
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it means to do something now so you don't have to do it later
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“Get it over with.” or “Get over it.”? They’re different. The first means, “let’s finish this already.” The second is like saying, “just stop worrying about it already.”
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