關於Getcha的意思和用法的提問

A: "I'm gonna getcha out my life"
"I am going to get you out of my life"
This means they want to stop talking to you and want to stop being friends

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A: getcha, meetcha are all very casual and informal words.

I getcha = "I get you" (i.e. I understand you / I understand what you are saying).
I'll meetcha = "I'll meet you"

I hope this helps.

A: It depends on the context. I assume that it means that whatever it is will "get you a big smile from someone on Wall Street." 3-piece would be a play on the three piece suits that are a stereotype wardrobe of those who work in finance (Wall Street in New York.)

A: Get you or get your.

**Sorry, it's late and I just realized you wanted example sentences, and not a translation.

Getcha is very, very casual/informal english. It's something that you should never really write down, and is only ok to use in very casual settings. I wouldn't recommend using it, hopefully someone else will provide example sentences.

A: do you mean take revenge:
“will get back at you for [something]”,
or protect/ cover: “ got your back”?

A: It's a funny way of saying, "I'm coming to get you."

It is usually used playfully.