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- get (something) out of (something)
get (something) out of (something)
get (something) out of (something)
To derive, obtain, or extract something from something else. I hope you get a lot of good experience out of your internship here. We're going to get a lot of money out of this deal, you know.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
|---|
| Landen | | LAN-dən | English (Modern) |
| Ippolito | | - | Italian |
| AgnÉ | | - | Lithuanian |
| Cearra | | - | English (Rare) |
| Baruch | | bə-ROOK (English), BER-ook (English), BAR-ook (English), BAHR-ook (English) | Biblical, Hebrew |
| Pamphilos | | - | Ancient Greek |