get about's Usage Examples:

This technique requires one to forget about a conceptual meaning of an object and forces them to observe through shapes, rather than drawing what they may think an object looks like.

To help them, they get about 65 international students of architecture, and together they have one.

57) from the 1ps and 2ps people forget about, phoning from.

Film critic and historian Leonard Maltin considers this one of the worst films ever to appear in his popular TV, Movie and Video Guide (now simply Movie Guide): Deranged 'remake' lacks action, humor and charm; Forget about comparisons to Johnny Weissmuller; O'Keefe makes Elmo Lincoln seem like Edwin Booth.

standards for Sinhalese students than for the more academic Tamils who had to get about ten more marks to enter into universities.

thickened skull-roof indicates that these animals were quite able to get about on land, if they were to practice the typically dinocephalian head-butting.

If we, the democratic government, cannot deliver food for the mass of people we can forget about democracy.

Rob Smolka reviewed the PlayStation 2 version of the game for Next Generation, rating it five stars out of five, and stated that If you were looking for a reason to buy a PlayStation 2, this is it – superb gameplay, even better graphics, and enough substance to make you forget about all those other, weak launch titles.

Francis starts to dig the grave but suddenly hears a Voice in his head telling him to forget about the old man.

Low Saxon: Laat ehr man!, Standard German Lasse sie nur!) 'You'd better let her be', 'Don't mind her!', 'Forget about her!'Da (there) and hier (here) are not compounded with a following prepositions; e.

Her character, fed up with a man (Emile De Becque) and singing energetically in the shower, claims that she will forget about him.

"What the Harvard teens don"t get about memes".

Ellicott was reported as saying to Tiarks "we should not do our work so exactingly and forget about completing most of it".

Synonyms:

close to, approximately, roughly, more or less, some, just about, or so, around,

Antonyms:

no, all, little, ordinary, go,