get along with you
get along with (one)
To have a friendly, pleasant, or amicable relationship with one. I've always gotten along with Amanda—I think she's very nice.
See also: get
get along with you
Be on your way; get going. An instruction to depart. Get along with you now, or you'll be late for school. How could you say something like that to me? Get along with you!
See also: get
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
Get along with you!
Rur. to go on; to depart; to go and "take oneself along." (Only with you.) Get along with you, now. Get going! Get along with you, Sally!
See also: get
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- get along with (one)
- get on with
- get on with (someone)
- be like Ephraim and Menashe
- become friends with (someone)
- so help you (God)
- on speaking terms
- be friends with
- be friends with (someone)
- be (not) on speaking terms