get on

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar subir a un medio de transporte, progresar o avanzar en algo, o llevarse bien con alguien.

A phrasal verb used to indicate boarding a vehicle, making progress, or having a harmonious relationship with someone.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Board a vehicleformal

   To enter or climb onto a bus, train, plane, or other vehicle.

   Subir a un vehículo

   • She got on the bus at the main station.
   • We need to get on the plane before it departs.
   • He got on the train just as the doors were closing.

   Sinónimosboardclimb onembarkenterhop onmount

   Antónimosalightdisembarkget off

2. Have a relationshipinformal

   To have a friendly or harmonious relationship with someone.

   Llevarse bien

   • They get on well with their new neighbors.
   • I don't get on with my boss very well.
   • She gets on with everyone in the office.

   Sinónimosclickget along

   Antónimosargueclashdisagreefightquarrel

3. informal

   To make progress or manage in a particular situation.

   progresar o arreglárselas

   • How are you getting on with your new job?
   • He's getting on well with his studies.
   • She asked how I was getting on with the project.

   Sinónimosadvancecopedofareget alongmanageproceedprogress

4. Become late or oldinformal

   To become late in time or advanced in age.

   hacerse tarde o viejo

   • It's getting on for midnight, we should go home.
   • He's getting on in years now, but still active.
   • Time is getting on, so we need to hurry.

   Sinónimosadvanceageprogresswear on

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