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Loojka Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Have got on?

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I've always loved multi-part verbs Emotion: big smile Can anyone help me with this sentence:

Can you think of a comedian who has got on because he/she is so witty?
What does "has got on" mean? I would appreciate your help.
  

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To get on = to advance in one's career; to appear (on a TV or radio show)

— Mister Micawber

  • To get on = to advance in one's career; to appear (on a TV or radio show)
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To get on = to advance in one's career; to appear (on a TV or radio show)
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