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get drift
get someone's drift
Fig. to understand what someone is saying or implying. (Akin to if you get my drift.) I don't want to hear anymore about her or you. Do you get my drift?
get somebody's/the drift
(informal) also catch somebody's/the drift (informal) to understand what someone is saying Can you explain that again? I don't quite get your drift. I didn't understand everything he was saying but I think I caught the drift. (informal)
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Ximo | | - | Catalan, Spanish |
Manley | | MAN-lee | English |
Maris | | MER-is, MAR-is | English (Rare) |
Martim | | - | Portuguese |
Ali (1) | | ‘ah-LEE: (Arabic) | Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Pashto, Indonesian, Malay |
Beornr&Aelig;D | | - | Anglo-Saxon |