get along

bien s'entendre

Avoir des relations amicales, sans disputes ni problèmes fréquents.

En anglais simple : To have a friendly relationship without frequent arguments or problems.

• The children get along well.
• Do you get along with your boss?
• They did not get along when they first met.

Comment l'utiliser : get along with someone (I get along with my neighbours.)

Synonymes : get on, be on good terms

Contraires : clash

Expressions courantes : get along well, get along with someone

se débrouiller, s'en sortir

Réussir à vivre ou à gérer une situation avec ce qu’on a, même si c’est difficile.

En anglais simple : To manage your life or situation with what you have, even if it is difficult.

• We have enough money to get along.
• He got along without any help.
• How are you getting along on your pension?

Comment l'utiliser : get along on something (We get along on one salary.); get along without someone/something (She gets along without a car.)

Synonymes : manage, get by, cope

Expressions courantes : get along without something, get along on something

avancer, partir

Aller de l’avant ou quitter un endroit.

En anglais simple : To move forward or leave a place.

• Get along now; it is late.
• The driver told the horses to get along.
• We must get along before darkness falls.

Synonymes : move along, leave

Expressions courantes : get along now, get along there