GET ALONG


Meaning of GET ALONG in English

intransitive verb

1.

a. : to proceed toward a destination : move on

let's get along … and tell him about it — Marjory S. Douglas

b. : to proceed with a series of acts or measures : progress

my mother was getting along with her housework — Maeve Brennan

c. : to approach an advanced stage

it was getting along in the afternoon as we worked down this ridge — G.M.Dodge

especially : to approach old age

she's getting along and that's a big place for an old lady to handle — Ruth Moore

2. : to meet one's needs : fare , manage

books explaining how to get along in an uninhabited place — J.D.Hart

those who have hardly enough money to get along on — A.N.Whitehead

3. : to be or remain on congenial or harmonious terms

he is hard to get along with if you don't agree with him — O.W.Holmes †1935

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.