What's the difference between the phrasal verbs 'come between' and 'get between'
I know what 'come between' means, but when I read news, I found the phrasal verbs 'get between' but never found it in any dictionary I have. I wonder what does that exactly mean. Can it replace 'come between'?
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Come between means damaging and spoiling.
Don't let a bitter quarrel come between you.
Get between means intermediate.
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"get between" is not a phrasal verb that I'm aware of.
"To get between two people" could have two meanings, one literal and one figurative.
Literal: Go stand between those two people in that line (queue).
Figurative: Same as "to come between two people" (relationship-wise).
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if you're using it In this context.
Don't let her come between you and me
don't let her get between you and me
Is these two sentences it mean the same.
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