get (on) (Meaning)

get (on)

get along sense 3, to grow old, to start dealing with, to criticize (someone) repeatedly, get along, to gain knowledge or understanding

The child got (on) the swing and soared into the air.
We got (on) the bus, eager to start our journey.
The hikers got (on) the trail, their backpacks filled with supplies.
The students got (on) the computer lab to work on their assignments.
The doctor got (on) the phone to deliver the test results.
The customer got (on) the sales line, hoping to find a good deal.
The patient got (on) the operating table, ready for his surgery.
The students got (on) the debate team to hone their public speaking skills.
The team got (on) the field, determined to win the game.
The passengers got (on) the plane, their excitement palpable as they embarked on their adventure.

get along sense 3, to grow old, to start dealing with, to criticize (someone) repeatedly, get along, to gain knowledge or understanding

do,cope, make ends meet, make do, get by, get along, fare, make shift, make out,manage

collapse, fail,fall short, fizzle, slump, flounder,decline, give up, wane,peter (out)

The child got (on) the swing and soared into the air.

We got (on) the bus, eager to start our journey.

The hikers got (on) the trail, their backpacks filled with supplies.

The students got (on) the computer lab to work on their assignments.