I. phrasal
1.
a. : overcome , surmount
once these difficulties were got over the work speeded up
b. : to recover from
you can get over a disease by lying in bed — Charlton Laird
c. : to become accustomed to : reconcile oneself to
the town will forget and forgive … and the parents will somehow get over it — Agnes S. Turnbull
2. : to move or travel across : cover , traverse
was necessary for me to get over ground as fast as possible — A.W.Long
II. intransitive verb
: to become clear
only if presented in that way can the ideas of industry get over to the workers — E.R.Smith
transitive verb
1. : to bring to an end : have done with : finish
reckon I'll be glad to get it over — Ellen Glasgow
2. : to make clear
efforts were made to get over … the relationship of public officials toward individual citizens — P.P.Van Riper