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wsiadać
get on VB intr
1. get on (board):
get on
wsiadać [perf wsiąść]
to get on a train/plane
wsiadać [perf wsiąść] do pociągu/samolotu
to get on a horse/bicycle
wsiadać [perf wsiąść] na konia/rower
2. get on (be friends):
get on
rozumieć się
3. get on (make progress):
get on
[dobrze] sobie radzić
4. get on (continue):
get on with your work
pracuj dalej
5. get on (manage):
get on
dawać sobie radę
6. get on (approaching):
to be getting on for 80
zbliżać się do osiemdziesiątki
it's getting on for 12 o'clock
zbliża się dwunasta
7. get on (get older):
to be getting on
starzeć się
8. get on (get late):
it's getting on
robi się późno
OpenDict entry
to get off on the right foot
get off on the right foot idiom
dobrze zacząć
Present
Iget on
youget on
he/she/itgets on
weget on
youget on
theyget on
Past
Igot on
yougot on
he/she/itgot on
wegot on
yougot on
theygot on
Present Perfect
Ihavegot on / American English a. gotten on
youhavegot on / American English a. gotten on
he/she/ithasgot on / American English a. gotten on
wehavegot on / American English a. gotten on
youhavegot on / American English a. gotten on
theyhavegot on / American English a. gotten on
Past Perfect
Ihadgot on / American English a. gotten on
youhadgot on / American English a. gotten on
he/she/ithadgot on / American English a. gotten on
wehadgot on / American English a. gotten on
youhadgot on / American English a. gotten on
theyhadgot on / American English a. gotten on
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
get a move on! inf
rusz się!
to get on
wsiadać [perf wsiąść]
to get drunk on sth
upijać [perf upić] się czymś
get on with your work
pracuj dalej
to get by on sth
utrzymywać [perf utrzymać] się z czegoś
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
For instance, once a product becomes popular, more people tend to get on the bandwagon and buy it, too.
en.wikipedia.org
The first rule of the hoedown is that you get on your feet and show that you like a good time.
thechronicleherald.ca
The farms staff also want to get on telly, but their attempts are slightly more extraordinary.
en.wikipedia.org
They get on well and the boys dote on their sister, which fills my heart with joy.
www.dailymail.co.uk
There's going to be check-in times and, if you're not there by that time, you don't get on the plane.
www.hayriverhub.com

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