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Meanings of get on in English
Synonyms
Examples for "board"
Examples for "board"
1
The new company would list on the main board within 12 months.
2
It said the local board granted its approval in principle last year.
3
The five-member board will likely rule in the case by next year.
4
I ask the student to work some physics problem on the board.
5
Academic says new Fiji constitution takes on board concern about land rights.
Usage of get on in English
1
Europe needs to get on with integration and Washington with fiscal reform.
2
Do the forthright thing: accept your situation, and get on with it.
3
We should definitely try to get on the list for next year.
4
This isn't the best way to get on the captain's good side.
5
They're still trying to get on top of the situation, she said.
6
EBONY: Yet, being different is what helped you get on the map.
7
I really think I ought to say thank you and get on.
8
There were thousands of people waiting to try to get on flights.
9
Do we need to get on the phone and ask the judge?
10
We must vote on this and get on with it, he said.
11
We wanted to come back out and get on track, Beal said.
12
It will happen, let's get on with it, he told Nine's Today.
13
So how did NSW get on top of its growing case numbers?
14
I can get on in it almost as well as in English.
15
We now need to get on and get the work finished basically.
16
Here, let me get on the table; perhaps I can reach it.
This collocation consists of:
Get on through the time
Get on across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
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