get along

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Verb

get along (third-person singular simple present gets along, present participle getting along, simple past and past participle got along)

(intransitive, idiomatic, often followed by with) To interact or coexist well, without argument or trouble.
I wish the kids would get along better.

She never did get along with her brother.
(idiomatic) To survive; to do well enough.
She didn’t have a lot of money, but she had enough to get along.

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Translations

interact or coexist well, without argument or trouble

Catalan: dur-se bé
Chinese:
Mandarin: 相處 (zh), 相处 (zh) (xiāngchǔ)
Czech: vyjít (cs) pf, vycházet (cs) impf
Dutch: opschieten (nl) met (nl), overeenkomen (nl)
Finnish: tulla toimeen (fi)
French: s'entendre (fr)
Georgian: შეწყობა (šec̣q̇oba), გაგება (gageba)

German: sich verstehen, sich vertragen
Japanese: 気が合う (ki-ga au)
Portuguese: dar-se bem (com), dar-se, entender-se
Russian: ла́дить (ru) (láditʹ), ужива́ться (ru) (uživátʹsja)
Spanish: llevarse bien con (es), avenirse (es)
Swedish: komma överens (sv), hålla sams
Turkish: kardeşçe yaşamak, iyi geçinmek

survive; to do well enough

Catalan: desfer-se'n
Chinese:
Mandarin: 生活 (zh) (shēnghuó)
Czech: vyjít (cs)
Dutch: overleven (nl), doorgaan (nl), zich (nl) erdoorheen (nl) slaan (nl)
Finnish: tulla toimeen (fi), pärjätä (fi), selviytyä (fi)
French: se débrouiller (fr)
Georgian: გადატანა (gadaṭana)

German: zurechtkommen (de), klarkommen (de)
Japanese: 暮らす (ja) (くらす, kurasu), やっていく (yatte iku)
Korean: 지내다 (ko) (jinaeda)
Portuguese: sobreviver (pt)
Russian: справля́ться (ru) (spravljátʹsja)
Spanish: ir tirando (colloquial), arreglárselas, componérselas, apañarse (es), valérselas
Swedish: klara sig

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