get on with
Verb
Meaning
have smooth relations
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Examples
My boss and I get along very well
'A lot of the help out there seems to be geared towards older women, focusing on things like menopause and childbirth, or we're simply given some drugs, or a form of contraception that can cause all sorts of other issues and told to get on with it.
‘But I have to forget about the nerves and just get on with it.
A simple solution is a hair slide or two to push it out of your face and hold it in place while you get on with your day.
“As staff and players we just get on with it and treat it like a normal game but the two sets of fans have their little bit of tit-for-tat and hopefully it’s all in good spirit.
“But my focus will be on players who can get a job done, who can get points for the club and who can get on with what they’re jobs are.