get along with
get along with — 片語動詞
- get along withbase form
- gets along with3rd person singular
- getting along with-ing form
- got along withpast simple
- gotten along withpast participle
1. to have a friendly relationship with someone, where you enjoy being together and
相處融洽
與某人關係友好，很少爭吵
to have a friendly relationship with someone, where you enjoy being together and rarely argue
Adel gets along with everyone in her office, even the grumpy accountant.
Adel 和辦公室裡的每個人都相處融洽，即使是那位脾氣暴躁的會計。
get along with + everyone — universal scope
Sanya and her mother-in-law didn't get along with each other at first.
Sanya 和她的婆婆一開始相處得並不好。
negative form: didn't get along with each other
Tomas finds it easy to get along with his teammates on the football pitch.
Tomas 覺得和足球場上的隊友相處起來很輕鬆。
pattern: find it easy to get along with
Do you get along with your new boss?
你和你的新老闆相處得好嗎？
The children got along with their cousins all summer without a single fight.
孩子們整個夏天都和表兄弟姊妹相處融洽，一次架都沒吵。
past tense: got along with
- get along well with
- get along famously with
- get along swimmingly with
- get on with
British English equivalent; same meaning and register
- be on good terms with
more formal; suggests a polite rather than warm relationship
- hit it off with
describes an immediate friendly connection when first meeting
- clash with
strong personality conflict
- fall out with
to stop being friendly after a disagreement
文法句型
get along with + someone
用法筆記
Always followed by a noun or pronoun naming the person you have the good relationship with. When there is no object, drop 'with' and use 'get along' alone.