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1. phrasal verb If you get along with someone, you have a friendly relationship with them. You can also say that two people get along .
It's impossible to get along with him. [ VERB PARTICLE + with ]
They seemed to be getting along fine. [ VERB PARTICLE ]
2. phrasal verb Get along means the same as get by.
You can't get along without water. [ VERB PARTICLE preposition]
More Synonyms of get along
See full dictionary entry for get get along in British English
verb ( intr, adverb) 1. ( often foll by with) to be friendly or compatible
my brother gets along well with everybody
2. to manage, cope, or fare
how are you getting along in your job?
3. ( also preposition; often imperative) to go or move away; leave
exclamation 4. British informal an exclamation indicating mild disbelief
get along in American English
2. to survive; manage
to get along on a small salary
3. to be compatible or on friendly terms
See full dictionary entry for along get along in American English
See full dictionary entry for get Examples of 'get along' in a sentence get along
She is beautiful, intelligent and we get along well. Family relationships can be challenging but you've the winning touch and ensure people can get along with each other. You want people to get along but we always made musicians out of friends for the most part, which can be tricky. I prefer to think of it as helping people to get along with each other better and helping them get on in life. We are both 19, met at uni and get along amazingly well. He is not worried about how Washington and Westminster are going to get along. Generous Jupiter oversees your relationships chart, making it easier to understand people and get along with them. She also began to get along with the nurses with whom there were some riotous meals. We managed to establish a working relationship and got along well. You would get along with him just fine. You can also help people to get along. We got along well together and had long conversations. Your blend of good humour and common sense ensures two families will get along well. Your partner and daughter may get along better with some distance between them. Needless to say they got along extremely well. She says she thought we were going to get along better than this. We still get along well and tease each other all the time. Man and nature are clearly getting along fine. You are calm and diplomatic and can help people get along at home. We all get along well and that shows out on the pitch. You see there is a way two families can get along with each other. It is the core idea that people who want different things can still get along. Dubai will get along fine without you. She told me she had a boyfriend but we got along just great. It's a good job we all got along so well together! She says they get along well, partly because of lessons they learnt from nesting. If not we're not going to get along. You may get along as individuals but if you want different things you will be holding one another back from finding the right person. I accept that you have family members who you love but that you also don't get along with. Chinese translation of 'get along' vi (= be friends ) 相处(處) (xiāngchǔ) to get along well with sb 与(與)某人相处(處)融洽 (yǔ mǒurén xiāngchǔ róngqià)
(= manage ) 过(過)活 (guòhuó) (= depart ) 离(離)开(開) (líkāi) I'd better be getting along soon 我最好尽(儘)快离(離)开(開) (wǒ zuìhǎo jǐnkuài líkāi)
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get get get about get across get along get around get around to get at All related terms of 'get along'
They seem to be getting along.
Synonyms
be friendly
be compatible
be on good terms
You can't get along without money.
Well, I'd better be getting along now.
Synonyms
be off
move off
take (your) leave
slope off
get on your bike (British , slang)
bog off (British , slang)
sling your hook (British , slang)
rack off (Australian , New Zealand , slang)
See get
Additional synonyms Definition
to be consistent
His second statement agrees with the facts.
Synonyms
correspond ,
match ,
accord ,
answer ,
fit ,
suit ,
square ,
coincide ,
tally ,
conform ,
chime ,
harmonize Definition
to leave
In the morning Mr McDonald departed for Sydney.
Synonyms
leave ,
go ,
withdraw ,
retire ,
disappear ,
quit ,
retreat ,
exit ,
go away ,
vanish ,
absent (yourself) ,
start out ,
migrate ,
set forth ,
take (your) leave ,
decamp ,
hook it (slang) ,
slope off ,
pack your bags (informal) ,
make tracks ,
bog off (British , slang) ,
rack off (Australian , New Zealand , slang)
Definition
to get on (in a specified way)
He was not faring well.
Synonyms
get on ,
do ,
manage ,
make out ,
prosper ,
get along get across something get ahead get ahead of something or someone get along get at someone get at something get away