What does "get on with" mean?

To continue doing or have a good relationship To proceed with something, or to have friendly relations.

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

Just get on with it! I get on well with my colleagues. Let's get on with the meeting.

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common informal

Meaning: To continue doing or have a good relationship

继续做、相处融洽

Continuar haciendo o llevarse bien

続ける、仲が良い

계속하다, 사이가 좋다

To proceed with something, or to have friendly relations.

继续进行某事，或与人关系良好。

Proceder con algo, o tener relaciones amistosas.

何かを進める、または友好的な関係を持つこと。

무언가를 진행하거나, 다른 사람과 좋은 관계를 유지하는 것.

Base verb: get

Particle: on with

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Just get on with it!
赶紧做吧！
¡Venga, hazlo ya!
とにかくやって！
그냥 어서 해!
I get on well with my colleagues.
我和同事们相处得很好
Me llevo bien con mis compañeros
同僚とは仲が良い
동료들과 사이가 좋아.
Let's get on with the meeting.
我们继续开会吧
Sigamos con la reunión
会議を進めましょう
회의를 진행합시다.

Context: proceeding, relationships, urgency

Tone: impatient

From getting along on a path with someone.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal