Hi May, The expression 'to get over someone' is usually used in a romantic context, when someone has feelings for someone who does not care about them or does not want to be with them. It means a time will come when the pain we feel in this situation has died away and we feel as if we have healed psychologically and can move on with our lives. Of course, you can also get over a wall, or a hedge, or any other similar type of obstacle. In the UK, you can say to people 'get over yourself', which means 'stop thinking you're so wonderful, so great, when you're not.' That's probably more information than you wanted!

Get over : to get across He got over the ditch. Also it means recover from: They got over the divorce.

get over sth/sb : to get better after an illness , or feel better after something or someone has made you unhappy.

To get over something to find ways to solve To get over somebody - means stop loving him/her /forget

Thank you for your advice.