French · to look for, to seek
Search.
Fetch!
Go look for it.
Come and get it.
Come and get it.
Come and get it.
Come and get it.
Go get it.
Go get it.
Come get me.
Get your gear.
Get your gear.
Get the camera.
Get the camera.
Go get your passport.
I'll get my coat.
I'll go get the pizza.
Let's get some food.
Get the camera.
Get the camera.
Go get your helmet.
I have to look for my pen.
I'll get these.
I'll go get the broom.
Stop finding fault with others.
Would you help me look for my keys?
He's here trying to stir up trouble.
It is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
I'll get something to drink for both of you.
It is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Tom must be looking for you.
Get a saw.
Tom had gone to look for him.
People are too lazy to look it up themselves in a dictionary.
Tom asked me to pick Mary up at the airport.
We still have to look for the hook.
The octopus only exits its lair to look for food or for reproductive purposes.
The octopus only exits its lair to look for food or for reproductive purposes.
I'll go get the proper forms.
I'm not the kind to go looking for trouble.
The bear left no stone unturned in his search for fat bugs under the rocks.
We'll get a keg of beer for the party.
I want you to get me a soda.
I want you to get me a soda.
First of all, you must look it up in the dictionary.
They turned over rocks to look for crayfish.
They turned over rocks to look for crayfish.
Could you get me some cough drops?
He went to the hardware store to get a shovel.
I am going to get that sucker.