What does "get along with" mean?

To have a friendly relationship To relate well to someone.

How do you use "get along with" in a sentence?

I get along with most people. Do you get along with your boss? They get along really well.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

意味: To have a friendly relationship

相处融洽，和睦

Llevarse bien con

仲良くする、気が合う

사이좋게 지내다, 잘 어울리다

To relate well to someone.

与某人保持友好的关系。是"get on with"的美式英语说法。

Tener una relación amistosa con alguien. Es la versión americana de "get on with".

誰かと友好的な関係を持つこと。「get on with」のアメリカ英語版。

누군가와 좋은 관계를 유지하다.

Base verb: get

Particle: along with

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I get along with most people.
我和大多数人都相处得来
me llevo bien con casi todo el mundo
私はほとんどの人と仲良くできる
나는 대부분의 사람들과 잘 지낸다.
Do you get along with your boss?
你和老板相处得好吗？
¿te llevas bien con tu jefe?
上司と気が合う？
상사와 잘 지내?
They get along really well.
他们相处得很好
se llevan muy bien
彼らはとても仲が良い
그들은 정말 사이가 좋다.

場面: friendship, harmony, compatibility

トーン: friendly

From progressing together harmoniously.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal