Meaning ofget onin English

Verb

1. to cope or manage a situation; handle over time
   They learned to get on with their new neighbors.
2. to have a good relationship; get along
   The kids will get on the bus at the corner.
3. to board or mount a vehicle
   After a few months, she began to get on with her job.
4. to cope or deal with something
   The team will get on with the project despite the challenges.
5. to start or initiate an action
   The team needs to get on and finish the project by Friday.
6. to progress or move forward with something
   As the day gets on, we should focus on the most important tasks.
7. to approach a deadline or become late in the day
   The manager will get on the phone to discuss the contract details.