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What does the idiom get on with it mean?

The idiom "get on with it" means to start doing something, especially if you have been delaying it.

It can also mean to continue doing something, without stopping or being distracted.

Here are some examples:

* "Stop complaining and get on with it!" (meaning: Start doing whatever task you're supposed to be doing)

* "I'm tired of waiting, let's just get on with it." (meaning: Let's start the activity without further delay)

* "I'm not going to let this small problem stop me, I'll get on with it." (meaning: I will continue working despite the obstacle)

The idiom is often used in a slightly impatient or forceful tone, but it can also be used in a more encouraging way. It basically means to take action and move forward.

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