get along

英 [ɡet əˈlɒŋ]

美 [ɡet əˈlɔːŋ]

（与…）和睦相处; 勉强过活; 勉强应付

柯林斯词典

• PHR-V-RECIP （与…）和睦相处
  If youget along withsomeone, you have a friendly relationship with them. You can also say that two peopleget along.
  1. It's impossible to get along with him...
     根本无法跟他和睦相处。
  2. They seemed to be getting along fine.
     他们好像相处得颇为融洽。
• PHRASAL VERB 同get by
  Get alongmeans the same asget by.
  1. You can't get along without water...
     没有水无法活下去。
  2. Many older people cannot get along on just their Social Security checks.
     许多老年人仅靠社会保障金无法生活。

英英释义

verb

• develop in a positive way
  1. He progressed well in school
  2. My plants are coming along
  3. Plans are shaping up
  Synonym:progresscome oncome alongadvanceget onshape up
• have smooth relations
  1. My boss and I get along very well
  Synonym:get along withget on withget on
• proceed or get along
  1. How is she doing in her new job?
  2. How are you making out in graduate school?
  3. He's come a long way
  Synonym:dofaremake outcome

双语例句

• That person is very difficult to get along with.
  此人极难相与。
• We tried to develop plans for them to get along, which all failed miserably
  我们试图计划让他们好好相处，但均以惨败告终。
• The car could hardly get along on the icy surface.
  汽车在结冰的路面上简直没法开下去。
• Many older people cannot get along on just their Social Security checks.
  许多老年人仅靠社会保障金无法生活。
• The new director is easy to get along with.
  新来的主任很好处。
• He's a bit quick-tempered, but not difficult to get along with.
  他只是脾气暴躁些，并不难处。
• By frugality she managed to get along on her small salary.
  凭着节俭，她设法以自己微薄的薪水生活。
• They get along quite well, though they are not close friends.
  他们彼此还谈得来，虽然并没有深交。
• He could not get along with anybody.
  他跟谁都合不来。
• The two didn't get along in the past, but now they hit it off well.
  过去他俩不大对头，现在却合得来了。