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get down with (third-person singular simple present gets down with, present participle getting down with, simple past got down with, past participle (英国用法) got down with or (米国用法) gotten down with)

1. (slang) To become good friends with.
   • 1997, Gwendolyn A. Dordick, Something Left To Lose, page 125:

     It was pretty easy for me to get down with the crew...

2. (slang) To join in an activity with (a person または people).
   • 1975, Robert S. Gold, Jazz Talk, page 106:

     It's not easy to get down with a group in which every instrument except the drums is doing it's^[sic] own thing.

3. (slang) To agree with; to accept.
   • 2004, Tom Wolfe, I Am Charlotte Simmons: A Novel, →ISBN, page 172:

     So they spend the rest of the night scrubbing it all off, and in the morning there's nothing left but chalk smears, and they think they've done the right thing. I can get down with that, but the Fist goes postal.