We got around by bus during our vacation because parking was expensive.
Во время отпуска мы ездили на автобусах, потому что парковка стоила дорого.
get around
to move from place to place
перемещаться с места на место

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We got around by bus during our vacation because parking was expensive.
Во время отпуска мы ездили на автобусах, потому что парковка стоила дорого.
She gets around by bike instead of driving to work.
Она передвигается на велосипеде, а не ездит на работу на машине.
My grandmother finds it hard to get around now, especially on stairs.
Сейчас моей бабушке трудно передвигаться, особенно по лестницам.
The ramps make it easier to get around in a wheelchair.
Пандусы облегчают передвижение в инвалидной коляске.
It's easy to get around on foot if you stay downtown.
Если жить в центре, удобно ходить везде пешком.
What's the best way to get around the city after midnight?
Как лучше передвигаться по городу после полуночи?
Can you get around here without a car, or are the villages too far apart?
Здесь можно обходиться без машины или деревни слишком далеко друг от друга?
Visitors can get around on public transport with a day pass.
Посетители могут ездить на общественном транспорте по дневному проездному.
A neighbor helps him get around when his daughter is away.
Когда дочери нет, сосед помогает ему передвигаться.
He's getting around on crutches while his ankle heals.
Пока заживает лодыжка, он передвигается на костылях.
The map helped me get around the old town without getting lost.
Благодаря карте я ходил по старому городу и не заблудился.
It is easy to get around the city by bus.
По городу легко передвигаться на автобусе.
My grandmother gets around with a stick.
Бабушка передвигается с тростью.
move from place to place; neutral
ENAfter the surgery, he can't move around much.
travel through a city or country
ENWe travelled around Italy by train.
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get around is pronounced [ˌɡet əˈraʊnd].
По городу легко передвигаться на автобусе. Translation: It is easy to get around the city by bus.
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