Verb: get along get u'long [N. Amer], get u'lóng [Brit]
- Perform, succeed or manage over a period of time
"How is she getting along in her new job?";
- do, fare, make out, come
- Have smooth relations
"My boss and I get along very well"; "She gets along with her colleagues very well";
- get along with, get on with [Brit], get on, hit it off
- Improve in performance or condition; develop and move forward
"He got along well in school";
- progress, come on, come along, advance, get on, shape up
Derived forms: getting along, got along, gets along
Type of: develop, go, proceed, relate
Antonym: regress