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Translate a word or phrase between languages using WordReference, including usage notes, example sentences and compound forms when shown. Only language pairs listed by WordReference are available.

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Word or phrase to translate, for example get over.

Language to translate into, for example Spanish.

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Language to translate from, for example English.

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Example results

Word
get over
To Language
Spanish
From Language
English
Compound Forms
Compound Forms
PhraseTranslation
get it over with
quitarse de encima, sacarse de encima
get one over on [sb]
meterle un gol a alguien
get one over on [sb]
colársela a alguien
Get over it!
¡olvídalo!, ¡supéralo!
Get over it!
¡olvidalo!, ¡superalo!
get [sth] over with
terminar con
get [sth] over with
acabar con
Principal Translations
Principal Translations
Source TermTranslationMeaning NoteExample SentenceExample TranslationSource Part of SpeechTranslation Part of Speech
get over [sth]
recuperarse de
(recover from)
I hope you get over your flu really quickly.
Espero que te recuperes pronto de tu gripe.
vtr phrasal insep
v prnl + prep
get over [sth]
mejorarse de
(recover from)
By spring he had got over the virus which troubled him for much of the winter.
En primavera ya se había mejorado del virus que lo enfermó durante la mayor parte del invierno.
vtr phrasal insep
v prnl + prep
get over [sb]
superar a
informal (cease loving: [sb] )
It took me months to get over Jake after we broke up.
Tardé meses en superar a Jake después de que nos separáramos.
vtr phrasal insep
vtr + prep
get over [sb]
olvidarse de
informal (cease loving: [sb] )
He will get over her once he starts going out again.
Va a olvidarse de ella cuando empiece a salir con otras personas.
vtr phrasal insep
v prnl + prep
get over [sth]
creer ⇒
(accept, believe: [sth] surprising)
Paul is so gorgeous; I'm still trying to get over the fact that he asked me out.
Paul es muy apuesto; todavía no puedo creer que me haya invitado a salir.
vtr phrasal insep
vtr
get over [sth]
aceptar ⇒
(accept, believe: [sth] surprising)
Paul is so gorgeous; I'm still trying to get over the fact that he asked me out.
Paul es muy apuesto; todavía no puedo creer que me haya invitado a salir.
vtr phrasal insep
vtr
Additional Translations
Additional Translations
Source TermTranslationMeaning NoteExample SentenceExample TranslationSource Part of SpeechTranslation Part of Speech
Get over!
¡No puede ser!
UK, regional, slang (I don't believe you)
You're telling me you're a millionaire? Get over!
¿Me estás diciendo que eres millonaria? ¡No puede ser!
interj
loc interj
Get over!
¡No me digas!
UK, regional, slang (I don't believe you) ( tú )
You're telling me you're a millionaire? Get over!
¿Me estás diciendo que eres millonaria? ¡No puede ser!
interj
loc interj
Get over!
¡No me digás!
UK, regional, slang (I don't believe you) ( vos )
You're telling me you're a millionaire? Get over!
¿Me estás diciendo que eres millonaria? ¡No puede ser!
interj
loc interj
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WordReference (WR) translates words or phrases between available language pairs, with usage notes, examples, and compound forms when shown.

The Translate word method needs a word or phrase and target language; source language is optional.

Built by Fous from wordreference.com and checked automatically; it last passed a check on Sep 30, 2026. Fous is not affiliated with WordReference.

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Translate a word or phrase between languages using WordReference, including usage notes, example sentences and compound forms when shown. Only language pairs listed by WordReference are available.

What you provide

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
WordwordTextRequiredWord or phrase to translate, for example get over.Example: get over
To Languageto_languageTextRequiredLanguage to translate into, for example Spanish.Example: Spanish
From Languagefrom_languageTextOptionalLanguage to translate from, for example English.Example: Spanish

What you get

FieldTypeDescription
WordwordTextExample: get over
Page Linkpage_linkTextExample: https://www.wordreference.com/enes/get%20over
To Languageto_languageTextExample: Spanish
From Languagefrom_languageTextExample: English
Compound Formscompound_formsList
Phrasecompound_forms[].phraseTextExample: get it over with
Translationcompound_forms[].translationTextExample: quitarse de encima, sacarse de encima
Principal Translationsprincipal_translationsList
Source Termprincipal_translations[].source_termTextExample: get over [sth]
Translationprincipal_translations[].translationTextExample: recuperarse de
Meaning Noteprincipal_translations[].meaning_noteTextExample: (recover from)
Example Sentenceprincipal_translations[].example_sentenceTextExample: I hope you get over your flu really quickly.
Example Translationprincipal_translations[].example_translationTextExample: Espero que te recuperes pronto de tu gripe.
Source Part of Speechprincipal_translations[].source_part_of_speechTextExample: vtr phrasal insep
Translation Part of Speechprincipal_translations[].translation_part_of_speechTextExample: v prnl + prep
Additional Translationsadditional_translationsList
Source Termadditional_translations[].source_termTextExample: Get over!
Translationadditional_translations[].translationTextExample: ¡No puede ser!
Meaning Noteadditional_translations[].meaning_noteTextExample: UK, regional, slang (I don't believe you)
Example Sentenceadditional_translations[].example_sentenceTextExample: You're telling me you're a millionaire? Get over!
Example Translationadditional_translations[].example_translationTextExample: ¿Me estás diciendo que eres millonaria? ¡No puede ser!
Source Part of Speechadditional_translations[].source_part_of_speechTextExample: Interj
Translation Part of Speechadditional_translations[].translation_part_of_speechTextExample: loc interj

Example result

For Word: get over, To Language: Spanish

JSON
{
  "word": "get over",
  "page_link": "https://www.wordreference.com/enes/get%20over",
  "to_language": "Spanish",
  "from_language": "English",
  "compound_forms": [
    {
      "phrase": "get it over with",
      "translation": "quitarse de encima, sacarse de encima"
    }
  ],
  "principal_translations": [
    {
      "source_term": "get over [sth]",
      "translation": "recuperarse de",
      "meaning_note": "(recover from)",
      "example_sentence": "I hope you get over your flu really quickly.",
      "example_translation": "Espero que te recuperes pronto de tu gripe.",
      "source_part_of_speech": "vtr phrasal insep",
      "translation_part_of_speech": "v prnl + prep"
    }
  ],
  "additional_translations": [
    {
      "source_term": "Get over!",
      "translation": "¡No puede ser!",
      "meaning_note": "UK, regional, slang (I don't believe you)",
      "example_sentence": "You're telling me you're a millionaire? Get over!",
      "example_translation": "¿Me estás diciendo que eres millonaria? ¡No puede ser!",
      "source_part_of_speech": "interj",
      "translation_part_of_speech": "loc interj"
    }
  ]
}

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Run this workflow from your own code. In Studio, turn on Developer mode and create an API key.

cURL
# First set your key: export FOUS_API_KEY='YOUR_FOUS_API_KEY'
: "${FOUS_API_KEY:?Set FOUS_API_KEY before running this example}"

curl 'https://api.fous.com/v1/query' \
  --fail-with-body --silent --show-error --max-time 120 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $FOUS_API_KEY" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data-raw '{
  "api": "@wordreference",
  "visibility": "public",
  "operation": "translate_word",
  "version": 1,
  "input": {
    "word": "get over",
    "to_language": "Spanish"
  },
  "response": {
    "format": "json"
  }
}'

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Is Fous affiliated with WordReference?

No. Fous is not affiliated with WordReference. This workflow reads the public wordreference.com website and returns its data.

How much does it cost?

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Do I need a WordReference account?

No. You only need a Fous account.

How current is the data?

Fous gets the data from wordreference.com when you run it; repeating the same request within a day may return the saved result. Fous checks this workflow automatically; it last passed a check on Sep 30, 2026.

How do I translate a word or phrase?

Use Translate word with the word or phrase and target language; source language is optional.

Can I see example sentences and translations?

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Does a translation include compound forms?

Translate word returns compound forms when shown.

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