Phrasal verb №85
get on
/ɡet ɒn/
Meaning
To board a bus, train, plane, etc.; also to have a good relationship with someone
Example
We got on the train just before it left.
We got on the train just before it left.
Examples with the phrasal verb get on
Every morning, I get on the bus to go to school, smiling at the driver.
Every morning, I get on the bus to go to school, smiling at the driver.
Yesterday she got on the train with a small suitcase and sat by the window.
Yesterday she got on the train with a small suitcase and sat by the window.
We got on the plane carefully and waved to the crew before take-off.
We got on the plane carefully and waved to the crew before take-off.