get along well; be talkative
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to get along well; to be on good speaking terms; to share similar views
Describes people who have compatible personalities, similar thoughts, or close feelings, allowing them to converse easily and agreeably.
Find someone who gets along well with him to go and persuade him.
The two of them get along very well; they often chat for hours at a time.
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He and I don't really get along; our interests and hobbies are completely different.
verb
to be talkative; to have the gift of gab; to be good at speaking
dialectRegional/dialect usage referring to someone who is articulate, persuasive, or naturally skilled at conversation. Can imply being eloquent or even glib.
This child is really talkative; he isn't shy with anyone.
She has been good at speaking since she was young, and later became a host.
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To do sales, you have to be talkative—able to bring the dead back to life with your words.