Examples of using "S'entendent" in a sentence and their english translations:
They don't get along.
They don't get along.
It looks like they have made up again.
- They don't get along together.
- They don't get along.
- They don't get along with each other.
Tom and Mary don't get along.
They get along like a cat and a dog.
They're on good terms with their neighbors.
My cat and dog get along.
My dog and my cat get along fine.
Two people who get along well fit in here perfectly.
Tom and Jim have been on bad terms for many years.
I am afraid they can't get along very well.
Unfortunately, my wife and my lover don't get along very well together.
No, wolves get along very well with our cultural landscape,
Unfortunately, my wife and my lover don't get along very well together.
They argue a lot, but for the most part they get along quite well together.
Huskies get along well with children and other dogs.
Tom and Mary don't get along because they have nothing in common.
They're on good terms with their neighbors.
- They are on good terms with their neighbors.
- They're on good terms with their neighbors.
They do not get along, and never will, but will create the groups we today know as al-Qaeda