gotten
'gɒtnverb
1,413th most heard wordIn 112 of 2278 videos (5%)heard 151 timeslast on Oct 17, 2026
- v. come into the possession of something concrete or abstract
- v. enter or assume a certain state or condition
- v. cause to move; cause to be in a certain position or condition
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- 1:51Yeah, now I think part of the reason that that cost has gotten so astronomical is because of the development and how serious.是的，我认为成本变得如此惊人的部分原因是开发建设以及其严重程度。Sand and Money | This Old House
- 0:09So a family had originally gotten her as a baby, but then they realized that they weren't equipped properly and had no knowledge of how to take care of a pig.一家人当初把她当小猪宝宝接回去，但后来他们意识到自己根本没准备好，也完全不知道怎么照顾一头猪。Pig Loves Getting Belly Scratches With A Rake | The Dodo
- 9:45And you can see that we've gotten a nice, pretty edge.你可以看到我们已经做出了漂亮、完美的边缘。For the Best Scallion Oil Noodles, Use These Two Sauces | America's Test Kitchen
- 22:45And since Kraft Foods took over the Cadbury's company, everybody's kind of noticed that the bars, the chocolate bars, have gotten smaller, and that the chocolate is just not quite as nice as it used to be.自从卡夫食品接管吉百利公司以来，大家都注意到巧克力棒变小了，而且巧克力也不如以前那么好吃了。Learn Real -Life British English - Birmingham! | Comprehensible Input B2
- 16:56I've I've gotten more into hockey the last couple years myself because I've been traveling a lot more through Canada and had a chance to go to a couple of games, and I get to watch a couple TV shows I watch about hockey, so I've been kind of like more into hockey.过去几年我自己也越来越喜欢冰球了，因为我在加拿大旅行的机会多了，有机会去看了几场比赛，而且我看的几部关于冰球的电视节目，所以我现在对冰球更感兴趣了。How to Talk with Anyone: Master English Small Talk Conversation
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- have gotten60×i've gotten21×gotten to12×gotten more8×never gotten8×
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baybein. an indentation of a shoreline larger than a cove but smaller than a gulfbeachbi:tʃn. an area of sand sloping down to the water of a sea or lakestormstɒ:mn. a violent weather condition with winds 64-72 knots (11 on the Beaufort scale) and precipitation and thunder and lightningsandsændn. a loose material consisting of grains of rock or coralocean'әuʃәnn. a large body of water constituting a principal part of the hydrosphereforkfɒ:kn. cutlery used for serving and eating food
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