get into

• Verbo compuesto que se usa para indicar entrada en un lugar, participación en una actividad o desarrollo de interés o estado.

A phrasal verb used to indicate entering a place, becoming involved in an activity, or developing an interest or condition.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Enter a placeinformal

   To gain access to or enter a location, building, or vehicle.

   entrar en un lugar

   • I forgot my keys and couldn't get into the house.
   • She got into the car and drove away.
   • How did the thief get into the building?

   Sinónimosaccesscome intoentergo into

   Antónimosdepartexitleave

2. Become involved or interestedinformal

   To start being involved in an activity, hobby, or subject.

   involucrarse, engancharse

   • He got into photography during his travels.
   • She got into trouble for skipping school.
   • I'm really getting into this new TV series.

   Sinónimosentergo intotake up

   Antónimosabandonavoidquitshunwithdraw

3. Be admittedformal

   To be accepted into an institution, program, or group.

   ser admitido

   • She got into her first-choice university.
   • He worked hard to get into the advanced class.
   • Only a few applicants get into the prestigious program.

   Sinónimosget in

   Antónimosfailflunk

4. Start a conversation or argumentinformal

   To begin discussing or arguing about something.

   entablar una conversación o discusión

   • They got into a heated debate about politics.
   • We got into a discussion about the best restaurants in town.
   • He got into an argument with his neighbor over the fence.

   Sinónimosbeginbroachembark onstart

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