get on

phraseB1 · Intermediate

To climb onto something or make progress.

Meanings of «get on»

1 · phrase

to climb onto or board a vehicle

They get on the bus at the corner every day.

2 · phrase

to make progress or manage in a task

You should get on quickly if you start now.

Similar: progress manage cope

3 · phrase

to have a friendly relationship with someone

My brother and I get on very well.

Similar: get along click bond

Translation

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«get on» in 17 languages

AR العربية

AZ Azərbaycan

DE Deutsch

ES Español

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FR Français

HI हिन्दी

ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

KO 한국어

PT Português

RO Română

RU Русский

TH ไทย

TR Türkçe

UK Українська

UZ O‘zbek

VI Tiếng Việt

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