Collocation
get along well
To have a friendly relationship with someone; to live or work together without problems.
Definition
'get along well' is a common English collocation. To have a friendly relationship with someone; to live or work together without problems.
get + along + well (with + someone/something)
“The new student quickly got along well with her classmates.”
Examples
- The children in the class always get along well during playtime.
- Despite their different opinions, the colleagues managed to get along well.
- I hope my new roommate and I will get along well.
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- They have been married for fifty years and still get along well.
- She was worried about moving to a new city, but she got along well with her neighbors.
- It's great to see how easily he gets along well with people from diverse backgrounds.
- Even after the big argument, they somehow managed to get along well enough to finish the project.
- Are you two getting along well with the new task?
- If you want to live in a shared house, you need to be able to get along well with others.
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