What does "get on with" mean?

To have a good relationship with To be friendly or compatible with someone.

How do you use "get on with" in a sentence?

I get on well with my colleagues. Do you get on with your neighbors? We've always got on.

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To have a good relationship with

与某人相处融洽

Llevarse bien con alguien

うまくやっていく、仲が良い

사이가 좋다, 잘 지내다

To be friendly or compatible with someone.

与某人友好或合得来。

Ser amigable o compatible con alguien.

誰かと友好的な関係にある、または相性が良いこと。

누군가와 친하거나 잘 맞는 것.

Base verb: get

Particle: on with

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I get on well with my colleagues.
我和同事相处得很好
Me llevo bien con mis compañeros
同僚とはうまくやっています
동료들과 잘 지내고 있어요.
Do you get on with your neighbors?
你和邻居相处得好吗？
¿Os lleváis bien con los vecinos?
ご近所さんとはうまくいっていますか？
이웃과 사이가 좋으세요?
We've always got on.
我们一直相处融洽
Siempre nos hemos llevado bien
私たちはずっと仲が良かった
우리는 항상 사이가 좋았다.

Context: compatibility, friendships

Tone: positive

From getting along together.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal