get in

• Verbo frasal usado para indicar el acto de subir a un vehículo, llegar a un destino, o ingresar en un lugar o institución.

A phrasal verb used to indicate entering a vehicle, arriving at a destination, or being admitted to a place or institution.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Enter a vehicleinformal

   To enter a car, taxi, or other vehicle.

   Subir a un vehículo

   • Get in the car, we're leaving now.
   • She got in the taxi and gave the driver the address.
   • He opened the door and got in quickly.

   Sinónimosenterget intostep in

   Antónimosalightexitget out

2. Arrive at a placeinformal

   To reach a destination, especially after traveling.

   llegar a un lugar

   • What time did you get in last night?
   • The train gets in at 8:30 PM.
   • We got in just before the storm started.

   Sinónimosappeararrivecomelandreachshow upturn up

   Antónimosdepartexitleave

3. Be admitted or acceptedinformal

   To be accepted into a school, organization, or event.

   ser admitido

   • She got in to her first-choice university.
   • He tried to get in the club but was rejected.
   • They got in to the concert without tickets.

4. Interrupt or contributeinformal

   To manage to say something during a conversation.

   intercalar

   • I couldn't get a word in during the heated debate.
   • She finally got in her opinion after the others finished.
   • He tried to get in a comment but was ignored.

   Sinónimosaddchime incontributeinterjectinterposeput in

Verbo baseget