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get along
verb
- often foll by with to be friendly or compatible
my brother gets along well with everybody
- to manage, cope, or fare
how are you getting along in your job?
- also preposition; often imperative to go or move away; leave
interjection
- informal.an exclamation indicating mild disbelief
Example Sentences
What it amounts to, and whether those involved can get along, remains to be seen.
Delegates might start with high-minded rhetoric about coming together and getting along, but they would swiftly pivot to attacking people for perceived differences, usually with weird conspiracy theories.
If these teams seem to get along unusually well, there’s a backstory to the warmth.
India may get along well with most Brics members, but many new members don’t get along well with each other.
“You live in that community, your livelihood and your status in your community depend on getting along both with your medical colleagues and neighbors.”
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