get on with

seguir con, continuar con

Empezar o seguir haciendo una tarea, especialmente después de una pausa.

En inglés sencillo: To start or continue a task, especially after stopping for a while.

• Get on with your homework.
• After lunch, we got on with painting the room.
• Can we get on with the meeting now?

Cómo se usa: get on with something (Please get on with your work.); get on with doing something (We got on with cleaning the kitchen.)

Sinónimos: continue, proceed with

Antónimos: stop

Expresiones frecuentes: get on with something, get on with work

llevarse bien con

Tener una relación amistosa con alguien.

En inglés sencillo: To have a friendly relationship with someone.

• I get on with Sam.
• She got on well with her new colleagues.
• Do you get on with your sister?

Cómo se usa: get on with someone (I get on with my neighbours.); get on well with someone (She gets on well with her brother.)

Sinónimos: get along with

Expresiones frecuentes: get on with someone, get on with colleagues

adaptarse a, manejar bien

Usar algo con comodidad y buenos resultados, o adaptarse bien a ello.

En inglés sencillo: To use something comfortably and successfully, or adjust well to it.

• I can’t get on with these glasses.
• She got on well with the new software.
• How do you get on with that keyboard?

Cómo se usa: get on with something (How are you getting on with your new phone?)

Sinónimos: manage with, cope with

Expresiones frecuentes: get on with something, get on with software