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to get onto
[phrase form: get]
01
to comprehend something, typically after initial difficulty
02
to shift the focus of a conversation or discussion to a different subject
03
to become a member of a group or organization through election or admission
04
to step or climb onto an object or surface, typically one that can support one's weight
05
to initiate contact with a person or organization for the purpose of discussing a specific matter or concern
06
to establish a connection, particularly to the Internet or a network
07
to scold someone for their behavior or actions
08
to introduce someone to a new topic, activity, or subject
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Example
After a bit of confusion, I finally got onto the professor's explanation of the complex theory.
She struggled with the math problem, but with some practice, she got onto the solution.
It took me a while, but I eventually got onto how the new software works.
At first, I couldn't grasp the concept, but after reading it a few times, I got onto it.
The instructions were complicated, but I managed to get onto the process.
