become known 泄露
*The secret got out. 秘密泄露了.
* If the news gets out there'll be trouble. 消息若泄露, 必将有後患. get (sb) out (in cricket) be dismissed or dismiss sb （板球中）出局, 使某人出局
*How did Gatting get out? 加廷是怎么出局的?
* If England can get Richards out they might win the match. 英格兰队要是能使理查兹出局, 他们就可能赢. get sth out
(a) produce or publish sth 生产; 出版
*Will we get the new dictionary out by the end of the year? 咱们的新词典能在年底出版吗?
(b) say or utter sth with difficulty 勉强说出某事
*She managed to get out a few words of thanks. 她勉为其难地说出了几句道谢的话. get out (of sth) leave a place, esp in order to visit places, meet people, etc 出外走动（尤指参观、会友等）
*You ought to get out (of the house) more. 你应该多出去走走.
* We love to get out into the countryside at weekends. 我们周末爱到郊外去玩儿. get out of sth/doing sth
(a) avoid (a responsibility or duty); not do sth that one ought to do 逃避（责任或义务）; 不做分内事
*I wish I could get out of (going to) that meeting. 但愿我能不（去）参加那个会议.
* Don't you dare try and get out of the washing-up! 你敢逃避洗碗碟!
(b) (cause sb to) abandon, lose or give up (a habit, routine, etc) （使某人）放弃、停止或戒除（习惯、常规等）
*I can't get out of the habit of waking at six in the morning. 我早上一到六点就醒, 这习惯改不掉了.
* Smoking is a habit she can't get out of. 她抽烟成瘾, 戒不掉了. get sth out of sb extract or obtain sth from sb, esp by force 从某人处抽取或获得某物（尤指强迫）
*The police have got a confession out of her, ie have made her confess. 警方逼她招了供.
* Just try getting money out of him! ie He is very mean. 你试试看, 叫他掏腰包! get sth out of sb/sth gain or obtain sth from sb/sth 从某人[某事物]处得到或获得
*She seems to get a lot out of life. 她生活似乎十分丰富.
* I never get much from his lectures. 我听他的课从未得到过什么教益.
* She always gets the best out of people. 她一向善于用人.