get on

US /ɡet ɑːn/
UK /ɡet ɑːn/
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1.

to board a bus, train, or other form of public transport

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We need to get on the bus quickly before it leaves.
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She waited for the train to stop before she could get on.
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get off
2.

to have a good relationship with someone

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Do you get on with your new colleagues?
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Despite their differences, they get on very well.
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get alongbe compatibleharmonize
3.

to continue doing something, especially after a pause or interruption

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Let's get on with the meeting.
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He told them to get on with their work.
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proceedcarry oncontinue
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