Question

get
  on

Accepted Answer

1 to
  make progress or be success or be successful; How are you getting on in your
  new job? It takes intellegence and hard work to get on in life. 2 (sometimes
  with with ) to work, live etc in a friendly way: We get on very well
  together. I get on well with him 3 to grow old: Our doctor is getting on a
  bit now. 4 to put (clothes etc) on : Go and get your coat on - we're just
  about to leave. 5 to leave ( somewhere) to go somewhere else: Well. I must be
  getting on now. 6 (often with with) to continie doing ( something): I must
  get on, so please don't interrupt me. I must get on with my work.

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