get in
The phrase "get in" is versatile, commonly used to describe entering a place, arriving, or being accepted into a group or institution.
Definition
A2General
To enter a place, vehicle, or enclosed space.
Example
- I forgot my keys and can't get in the house.
- She told him to get in the car quickly.
A2General
To arrive at a destination.
Example
- What time did you get in last night?
- The train gets in at 6 PM.
B1Education
(informal)To be accepted or admitted to a group, organization, or institution.
Example
- She worked hard to get in to her dream university.
- He got in the football team after the tryouts.
B2General
To manage to include or accomplish something within a limited time.
Example
- I need to get in some exercise before dinner.
- He managed to get in a few words before the meeting ended.
B2General
To secure or obtain something, often with effort.
Example
- We need to get in more supplies before the storm hits.
- She got in her application just before the deadline.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "get in":
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