Idiom: get along

Definition

Idiom: get along (with someone)

— Luckily, my cat and my dog get along very well with each other.

— I love my father-in-law but I don’t get along with my mother-in-law at all.

— I really hope our children get along but we shouldn't try to force them to be friends.

— How did you get along with your previous supervisor?

— I get along really well with both of my roommates but they often argue with each other.

— Unfortunately, our last receptionist didn't get along very well with the director so she resigned after just three weeks.

— Everybody seems to be getting along at the retreat so far.

— What happened between your parents? They used to get along so well but now they seem miserable together.

— You'll love my friend Allison. She gets along well with everyone.

— The retreat was great. Everyone got along really well and we exchanged information so we can stay in touch with each other.