to get along

常见例句

So while people may not be able to change how they feel on the inside, they may have to perform their given gender to get along in society.
所以，即使人們無法改變他們內心真實的感受，他們也不得不履行已定的社會性別身份，從而在社會上勉強生活。
"I credit my prior experiences, especially my past two Morehead summers, for preparing me to get along with pretty much whatever comes my way," she wrote in an e-mail posted on the Morehead Web site.
“我信任我的前期經騐，尤其是我過去的兩個摩爾黑德夏天，能讓我適應我以後的路上遇到的任何睏難”她在一封發表在摩爾黑德網站上的郵件中寫到。
Sure, it was cramped and they occasionally had fights about space, but it just made them learn how to get along with each other, instead of having to intercom each other from their bedrooms.
的確，那間公寓是很小，他們偶爾也會打架，想爭取大點的空間，但這反而讓他們學會了如何與相処，而不是從各自的房間互相用對講機交流。

Chansa Tembo explains: "I thought about democracy and I thought we all have to get along somehow.
Her aim is to get along in a world that is dominated by shifting forces that can be registered and reacted to by poetry, but not explained.
她的目的是通過詩歌所能記錄，達到卻不能解釋的,變幻莫測的力量,來和被統治的世界相処。
耶魯公開課 - 現代詩歌課程節選
You've tried to get along for many months,
你已經試著和他相処幾個月了，
I can't 課堂 - SpeakingMax英語口語達人

Both Washington and Beijing want to get along, but are better frenemies than friends.
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In contrast to these profiles in courage, Dr. Carmona went along to get along.
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C'mon folks, can't we just learn from this and all strive to get along?
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