get along with (Meaning)

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get along with (v)

have smooth relations

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My siblings get along with each other surprisingly well, despite their age difference.
The new teacher was worried he wouldn't get along with his students, but they proved to be a cooperative class.
The two roommates got along with each other initially, but over time their differences became apparent.
I've always gotten along with my neighbors, and we often lend each other cups of sugar or tools.
The team members struggled to get along with one another, resulting in a lack of cohesion on the project.
The extroverted employee had difficulty getting along with the more reserved coworkers.
My parents have gotten along with each other for over 50 years, even through difficult times.
Getting along with your siblings can be tough, but it's worth the effort for the sake of family harmony.
The dog and the cat surprisingly get along with each other, despite their natural instincts.
The new student in class is shy, but I'm hoping he'll get along with the others soon.

have smooth relations

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My siblings get along with each other surprisingly well, despite their age difference.

The new teacher was worried he wouldn't get along with his students, but they proved to be a cooperative class.

The two roommates got along with each other initially, but over time their differences became apparent.

I've always gotten along with my neighbors, and we often lend each other cups of sugar or tools.