| 单词 | get on |
| 释义 | get on I. 1. < got on the horse and rode away > 2. < that sort of talk gets on my nerves > 3. < doesn't know when to stop talking once he gets on music > 4. < promised to get on him for his negligence > II. < get on thy boots: we'll ride all night — Shakespeare > intransitive verb 1. a. < finished his drink and said that he had to be getting on > b. < his desire to get on with his studies — T.B.Costain > c. < it was getting on to four in the morning, and he had not yet closed an eye — F.W.Crofts > d. < it was getting on in the afternoon and we were tired — L.A.Viereck > e. < I am indeed getting on … and a helpmate would cheer my declining days — W.S.Gilbert > 2. a. < watched every opportunity because he wanted to get on — Robert Westerby > b. < the legacy … came after he was well started, and he always says he could have got on without it — Ellen Glasgow > 3. < will she get on with your father's wife — Rose Macaulay > 4. < he soon got on to the racket they were working > 5. chiefly Britain < I'll get on to the telephone people first thing in the morning — Dorothy Sayers > |
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