What does "get around to" mean?

To finally find time to do something To eventually do something after delays.

How do you use "get around to" in a sentence?

I'll get around to it eventually. When will you get around to fixing it? She never got around to calling.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Significado: To finally find time to do something

终于腾出时间做某事

Encontrar finalmente tiempo para hacer algo

やっと〜する時間を見つける

마침내 ~할 시간을 내다

To eventually do something after delays.

拖延之后最终去做某事。暗示某件事一直被搁置，现在终于要处理了。

Hacer algo finalmente después de posponerlo. Implica que la tarea ha sido aplazada pero finalmente se aborda.

延期していたことをついに行うこと。優先度が低いタスクを先延ばしにしてきた後、ようやく取り組むニュアンスがある。

미루다가 결국 무언가를 하게 되는 것을 뜻한다.

Base verb: get

Particle: around to

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I'll get around to it eventually.
我迟早会做的
Ya lo haré en algún momento
いつかはやるよ
언젠가는 할 거야.
When will you get around to fixing it?
你什么时候才修？
¿Cuándo vas a arreglarlo?
いつ直してくれるの？
언제 고쳐 줄 거야?
She never got around to calling.
她始终没打电话
Nunca encontró tiempo para llamar
彼女は結局電話しなかった
그녀는 결국 전화하지 못했다.

Contexto: procrastination, delays

Tono: vague

From getting to something indirectly.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal