get somewhere

基本解釋

You’ll get somewhere great — you just might not have known you’d ever end up there when you started.
你將在某區(qū)域表現(xiàn)良好——儅你開始做時你可能還不知道你已經(jīng)在那兒結(jié)束了。
"Here, you travel by train for the journey, not to get somewhere, " explained Raewyn, who was guiding a tour group of Australians.
“在新西蘭，乘火車是爲了旅行，而不是爲了到達任何地方。” 雷維恩說，他是一個來自澳大利亞旅行團的導遊。
You'd drive around aimlessly, and you would certainly get somewhere, but it probably wouldn't be the same place you'd end up if you'd chosen a destination at the start.
你漫無目的地開著車，最終肯定會到某個地方，但是如果有目標的話，它也許根本就不是自己想去的地方。

"We also looked at the part of the brain called the hippocampus which is very important for forming the sort of memories we make everyday,you know, when you have to remember a pin number or you have to remember how to get somewhere, and the hippocampus, if it's a good size that means you are less likely to develop Alzheimer's,"
If I know I'm going to need something over and over again, I squirrel it away somewhere and then get it back when I need it.
如果我知道我將要反複,使用一個東西時,我會把它貯藏起來以後用。
麻省理工公開課 - 計算機科學及編程導論課程節(jié)選
You know what you are going to get if you go somewhere you've been before, so.
如果你去你以前去過的地方，你知道你會得到什麼。
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Keep repeating the request, with your husband leading the way, until you get somewhere.
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