get round to

英 [ɡet raʊnd tu]

美 [ɡet raʊnd tu]

克服，解决（问题或困难）; 规避，避开（法律或规章）; （消息）传开; （通过讨好或奉承的手段）说服，哄骗; 到处旅行; 四处游历

柯林斯词典

• → see:get around to

双语例句

• Right. I'll make sure it's the first item on the agenda, or we may not get round to it.
  好的，我一定把它放在议事日程的第一项，不然我们可能没时间谈到它的。
• He says he'll get round to it next week.
  他说下星期他能找到时间做这事。
• Do you have some big project that you'd love to get round to?
  你是否有个大计划总想花时间去做？
• Some of the largest companies formally assess the performance of their board, but very few new or growing companies have managed to get round to establishing any such procedure.
  这篇文章讲了对董事局表现进行评估的重要性和一些方法。
• The committee will get round to your suggestion after they've dealt with urgent business.
  委员会在处理完紧急事务以后将开始考虑你的建议。
• I've got bags of photographs and one day I'll get round to putting them in an album.
  我有几袋相片，哪天抽空把它们放进相册。
• And even those books they do get round to opening remain in a sense outside their knowledge.
  他还指出，即便是那些人们无暇打开的书，也具有某种人们无法理解的意义。
• Somehow, discussions of the fiscal cliff never get round to addressing that fact even though it is likely to administer a much sharper economic shock than the expiry of the Bush tax cuts.
  不知为什么，关于财政悬崖的讨论从未考虑这个事实，即便它对经济造成的冲击比小布什（georgew.bush）减税政策到期大得多。
• Get around to or get round to.
  找到时间做某事；来得及做。
• We are going to get round to my aunt who is living in Los angles.
  我们打算去看看我姑妈，她现住在洛杉机。