American Dictionary
Definition get on in American English
get on phrasal verb
phrasal verbto be allowed to be on a television or radio program
to put someone on a television or radio program
A famous TV interviewer wanted to get her on his show.
to remind someone to do something, especially when you have to do it more than once
Get on Bill to see if he can come up with those numbers for you.
to continue doing something, especially with more effort or more quickly than before
to be successful in life or at work
used for asking or talking about how well someone has done a particular activity
My parents and I don't get on.
My grandfather is getting on in years.
