get together
To meet with friends or family, or to begin dating someone.
Meanings
To meet socially with friends, family, or colleagues.
"We should get together for dinner before you go back to Australia."
To begin a romantic relationship.
"They got together at university and have been inseparable ever since."
To collect or organise people, resources, or ideas for a shared purpose.
"They got together a small team of volunteers to clean up the park."
Very common in both British and American English. As a noun, 'a get-together' is an informal social gathering. 'We should get together sometime' is a very common social expression. The romantic sense ('they got together') is informal but widespread.
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