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get on

get on

Meaning of get on

English

make progress or continue with an activity

Русский

Не бросать дело и двигаться дальше, например с работой.

get on

Pronunciation

British English
/ˌɡet ˈɒn/
American English
/ˌɡet ˈɑn/

get on with Russian translation

Сочетания и примеры со словом get on

Типичные сочетания сгруппированы по смыслу. Зелёные слова можно открыть отдельно, чтобы продолжить изучение.

7 сочетаний

Продолжать дело

Carrying on
get on with it
давай уже

Let's get on with it before everyone falls asleep.

Давайте уже ближе к делу, пока все не уснули.

get on with your life
жить дальше

You need to get on with your life after this breakup.

Тебе нужно жить дальше после этого расставания.

  • get on with your workпродолжить работу
  • how are you getting on?как успехи?

Отношения с людьми

Getting along with people
get on like a house on fire
сразу найти общий язык

Those two get on like a house on fire.

Эти двое сразу нашли общий язык.

get on someone's nerves
действовать на нервы

Little habits like that can really get on someone's nerves.

Такие мелкие привычки могут сильно действовать кому-нибудь на нервы.

  • get on with someoneладить с кем-то

get on usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

I need to get on with my work.

Мне нужно продолжать работу.

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

Let's get on with the lesson.

Давайте продолжим урок.

get on synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between get on, carry on, continue, keep on, go on, and get along

carry on
🇬🇧English

To continue; more neutral.

very often

ENCarry on, I didn't mean to interrupt.

continue
🇬🇧English

The neutral, slightly formal word.

very often

ENWe will continue the discussion tomorrow.

K
🇬🇧English
keep on

To keep doing something without stopping.

often

ENHe kept on talking during the film.

G
🇬🇧English
go on

To continue, about any action.

very often

ENPlease go on, I'm listening.

Advanced: broader words

G
🇬🇧English
get along

Can mean progress, but usually means getting on well with someone.

often

ENHow are you getting along at your new job?

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Questions about this word

What does get on mean?

make progress or continue with an activity

How do you pronounce get on?

get on is pronounced [ˌɡet ˈɒn].

How is get on used in a sentence?

Мне нужно продолжать работу. Translation: I need to get on with my work.

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