get on with (something)

1. To proceed with some action, intention, or pursuit, especially after a delay, distraction, or pause of some kind. Go and get on with your homework—you've played enough video games for one afternoon. I've been waiting for the concert to start for 30 minutes—I wish they'd get on with it.

2. To deal with, tolerate, or become accustomed to something. How are you getting on with your new job? Are you liking it so far? I just haven't been able to get on with the new operating system they've put on our work computers.

get on with something

to continue doing something. Let's get on with the game! We need to get on with our lives.

词组	get on with (something)
释义	get on with (something) get on with (something) 1. To proceed with some action, intention, or pursuit, especially after a delay, distraction, or pause of some kind. Go and get on with your homework—you've played enough video games for one afternoon. I've been waiting for the concert to start for 30 minutes—I wish they'd get on with it. 2. To deal with, tolerate, or become accustomed to something. How are you getting on with your new job? Are you liking it so far? I just haven't been able to get on with the new operating system they've put on our work computers. See also: get, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. get on with something to continue doing something. Let's get on with the game! We need to get on with our lives. See also: get, on McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: get on with it miss a beat not miss a beat not skip a beat skip a beat the dog ate my homework dog ate my homework dog ate my homework, the re-collect recollect (oneself)
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