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View definitions for get on

get on

verb as in mount

verb as in cope, progress

verb as in be compatible

verb as in put clothing on

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Example Sentences

"We didn’t have credentials to get on the field. But I said 'no-one is going to pay attention'. This was pre-9/11, security was much more lax than it is now."

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"I know what's important for me in this competition, that the girls find a way to gel and get on," said Keothavong.

From BBC

It happened as the Labour Peer, who is blind, slipped while getting on to a District Line train with his guide dog, last month.

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The Department of Health wants to get on with the process.

From BBC

"We're a good group here and we all get on," says Mike.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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