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Get along - Get on with   与......和睦相处

= to have a good / friendly relationship with someone.(get on is used more in Britain)

与某人相处很好，get on通常用于英式英语

• Even though there are six of them sharing the house, they all get on well with each other.

• 尽管他们六个人住在一起，但他们相处很好。

• He doesn't get along well with his mother-in-law.   他跟岳母关系不是很好。

• Our new boss is very easy to get on with.   我们的新老板很好相处。

Get away   离开/逃跑/度假

1. = to go away from someone or something

• Get away from me!   离我远点！

• It was so busy that Francisca couldn't get away from the phone all day.   Francisca很忙，一整天都在打电话。

2. = to escape from someone who is chasing you.

• They tried to get away from the police but they weren't quick enough.   他们试图摆脱警察的追捕，可以动作不够快。

3. = to have a holiday.

• We hope to get away for a couple of weeks around Christmas.   圣诞节我们想外出度假几周。

Get down  使沮丧

1. = to cause someone to be depressed.

• This weather is getting me down   这天气让我感觉不快。

• Don't let these problems get you down too much.   不要让这些问题太困扰你。

Get on   开始做/继续做

1. = to put yourself on or in something   开始做某事

• I get on the bus at 8am every morning.   我每天早晨8点坐上公交车。

• We got on the train just before it left.   我们刚上火车，火车就开了。

2. = to remind someone to do something; to continue   继续做某事

• Your story is taking all day. Get on with it!   继续讲你的故事。

Get over   恢复/克服

1. = to recover from something or return to your usual state of health or happiness.

• I thought he would never get over her illness.   我以为他不会从疾病中恢复过来。

• He never got over the shock of losing his wife.   他不会从失去妻子的震惊中恢复过来。 

2. = to overcome or deal with or gain control of something.

• She can't get over her shyness.   她克服不了羞怯。

I have a wonderful relationship with my sisiter. We all _____ with each other very well.

Get by               Get over

Get up              Get along

The robbers were able to _____ before the police knew what was happening.

Get on with          Get away

Get out               Get far

We were so late I was afraid we wouldn’t be able to _____ the last bus.

Get on                 Get after

Get by                 Get up

I can’t _____ how good you look!

Get over             Get through

Get around         Get on

The miserable weather in winter really _____ me .

Get out              Get rid

Get down           Get back