getting (on) Antonyms
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Meaning of getting (on)
getting (on)
get along sense 3, to grow old, to start dealing with, to criticize (someone) repeatedly, get along, to gain knowledge or understanding
getting (on) Sentence Examples
- The students struggled to get on the crowded bus during rush hour.
- The athlete practiced daily to get on the national team.
- I was getting on the plane when the flight attendant announced a delay.
- The toddler giggled as he tried to get on the swing by himself.
- The tourists posed for a picture while getting on the ferry.
- The cat jumped up on the windowsill to get on the bird.
- The climber carefully got on the steep rock face.
- The hikers were getting on the trail when they heard a strange noise.
- The boxer was getting on his gloves for the championship fight.
- The child was so excited to get on the new swing set in the park.
FAQs About the word getting (on)
get along sense 3, to grow old, to start dealing with, to criticize (someone) repeatedly, get along, to gain knowledge or understanding
making ends meet, making do, getting along, doing, managing,coping, getting by, making out, affording, carrying on
failing, floundering, collapsing,falling short, petering (out), waning, giving up, slumping,declining,fizzling
The students struggled to get on the crowded bus during rush hour.
The athlete practiced daily to get on the national team.
I was getting on the plane when the flight attendant announced a delay.
The toddler giggled as he tried to get on the swing by himself.
