Betydning av get on på norsk

• 0 to move into a bus, train, airplane, etc.

  • Buy your ticket before getting onto the bus. Kjøp billett før du går på bussen.

• 1 to be chosen to be part of

  • I got on the football team! Jeg kom med på fotballaget!

• 2 to make progress or make an effort to make progress

  • Stop chatting and get on with some work. Slutt å skravle, og kom i gang med noe arbeid.

  • How did you get on at the interview today? Hvordan klarte du deg på intervjuet i dag?

• 3 to get along

  • The girls get on very well. Jentene kommer svært godt overens.

• 4 to make progress or be successful

  • How are you getting on in your new job?

• 5 to work, live etc in a friendly way

  • We get on very well together

  • I get on well with him.

• 6 to grow old

  • Our doctor is getting on a bit now.

• 7 to put (clothes etc) on

  • Go and get your coat on.

• 8 to continue doing something

  • I must get on, so please don’t interrupt me

  • I must get on with my work.