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get better - translation to greek
get better
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Get Better (disambiguation); Get Better (song)
καλυτερεύω
get ready
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Get Ready (album); Get Ready (disambiguation); Get Ready (song)
ετοιμάζω, παρασκευάζω
καλυτερεύω
get better, improve, better, meliorate
Definition
better
I. a.
1.
More good, more excellent, good in a higher degree.
2.
More useful, more valuable.
3.
Preferable, more desirable, more acceptable.
4.
More fit, more appropriate, more suitable.
5.
Improved in health, less ill.
6.
More familiar, more intimate. See various meanings of Good.
II. n.
1.
Superiority, advantage, victory, upper hand.
2.
Improvement, greater good.
3.
Superior.
4.
Bettor, wagerer, taker of odds.
III. ad.
1.
In a superior manner, in a more excellent way, more fully, more completely.
2.
With greater advantage, more usefully or profitably.
3.
More, in a higher degree.
IV. v. a.
Improve, amend, emend, meliorate, ameliorate, reform, correct, rectify, advance, promote, make or render better.
V. v. n.
Grow, get, or become better, improve, advance, mend, come up.
Examples of use of get better
1. The algorithms will get better and we will get better and we will get better at personalisation.
2. If you think you are going to get better, then you will get better.
3. Its a cat and mouse game, they [the insurgents] get better than us and then we get better than them, but every time they get better than us, someone dies, a military source said.
4. My ambition is to just get better and better every job you do – you should never stop trying to get better.
5. "You need to get better people, get better drugs and have more scrutiny of the process," said Denno, who frequently testifies about capital punishment.