get on top of

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• be too much for (someone) to bear or cope with.

• "things had got on top of me"

• on the highest point or uppermost surface of.

• "a town perched on top of a hill"

• in command or control of.

• "he couldn't get on top of his work"

• in addition to.

• "on top of everything else he's a brilliant linguist"

Similar: as well, in addition, too, also, besides, into the bargain, to boot, therewithal,

• in close proximity to.

• "we all lived on top of each other"