●ˌget ˈon🔑1. (BrE) ( ˌget aˈlong) (with sb/together)to have a friendly relationship with sb（与某人）关系友好，相处融洽◆My mum and I never really got on (together). 妈妈和我从未真正和睦相处过。◆Do you get along all right with your boss? 你和你的老板合得来吗？◆Do you and your boss get along all right? 你和你的老板合得来吗？◆I’m glad you get on so well with her. 我很高兴你和她相处得如此融洽。2.(with sth)to start an activity or continue doing sth, especially after an interruption开始（活动）；（尤指中断后）继续◆Be quiet and get on with your dinner! 别吵，继续吃你的饭！◆Let’s get on with the meeting. 我们继续开会吧。◆She got on with the job quietly. 她默不作声地开始工作了。◆If you’re going to tell us, just get on with it! 你想告诉我们，就说吧。◆I’d love to talk but I must get on. 我倒想聊聊，可我必须继续工作了。◆All I want is to get on with my life. 我只想继续生活。3.(in sth)to be successful in your career（事业上）获得成功◆She’s keen to get on in her career. 她很想干一番事业。◆Having contacts is the only way to get on in the art world. 建立关系网是在艺术界取得成功的唯一途径。4. ( ˌget aˈlong) (with sth)used to talk about how well sb is doing a task, managing a situation, etc.（在…上）有进展◆How’s Jan getting on at college? 简在大学怎么样了？◆Are you getting on alright with your project? 你的项目进展还顺利吧？◆I can get along without him easily. 没有他我也能应付自如。◆I’m not getting on very fast with this job. 我这项工作进展不太快。◆How did you get on in your exams? 你考试怎么样了？5. (often used in the progressive tenses常用于进行时) to leave a place, because you have lots to do（因要做的事情很多）出发，离开◆It’s time we were getting on. 我们该动身了。➡ see also get along (1)[v + adv] ●be getting ˈon1. (of a person人) to be becoming old年事渐高；上了年纪2. (of time时间) to be becoming late渐晚◆The time’s getting on—we ought to be going. 时候不早了——我们该动身了。●beˌ getting ˈon for…to be near a particular time, age or number接近，靠近（某个时刻、年龄或数字）◆It must be getting on for midnight. 一定快到午夜了。◆I think he’s getting on for 40. 我想他将近 40 岁了。●beˌ getting ˈon towards/toward… (especially NAmE) to be near a particular time, especially a time that is late接近，将近（尤指较晚的时刻）◆It must be getting on toward midnight by now. 现在一定快到午夜了。
