Get in
Przejdź do nawigacji
Przejdź do wyszukiwania
get in (to enter, to go into, to arrive, to become associated) - wchodzić, wsiadać, wkraczać.
- He forgot hid ID card and couldn't get in. [...and couldn't enter]
- They both got in on the same same train. [...both arrived on the same train]
- Her plane gets in at 3am. [..plane arrives]
- The taxi pulled up and Betty with Stephanie got in. [Betty with Stephanie entered]
- This time Labour Party got in with a very small majority. [party was elected with...]
- She failed in the entrance exam and didn't get in. [was not allowed to high school, university, etc]
- Working gets in the way of living. [Working becomes the way of living] /Omar Sharif/
- I think you get in trouble if you borrow too much money. [I think you fall in trouble...]
- Never get in a fight with a lady. [never start a fight]