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Meaning of get on
get on (v)
have smooth relations
get on board of (trains, buses, ships, aircraft, etc.)
get up on the back of
grow late or (of time) elapse
appear in a show, on T.V. or radio
develop in a positive way
grow old or older
get on Sentence Examples
- I need to get on the bus before it fills up.
- Can you help me get on my jacket?
- The children were told to get on the swing set.
- She tried her best to get on the good side of the boss.
- I got on the phone as soon as I heard the news.
- The new software is easy to get on with.
- The couple decided to get on with their wedding plans despite the setback.
- I'm glad to hear that you got on well with your new colleagues.
- The team got on the ball and finished the project in record time.
- I'm getting on a plane to visit my family this weekend.
FAQs About the word get on
have smooth relations, get on board of (trains, buses, ships, aircraft, etc.), get up on the back of, grow late or (of time) elapse, appear in a show, on T.V. o
cope, get along, do, get by, make ends meet, make do, fare, afford, carry on,manage
collapse, fail,fall short, fail, collapse, fall short, slump, slump, give up, give up
I need to get on the bus before it fills up.
Can you help me get on my jacket?
The children were told to get on the swing set.
She tried her best to get on the good side of the boss.
