| 词组 | get in |
| 释义 | get in 1. get in to go into something such as a car or small boat: ▪ Gegs pulled up in his car. " Get in - I'll give you a ride." ▪ Eric held the boat steady while the children got in. 2. get in to be allowed to enter a place: ▪ There's a new club opened in town, but you have to be 21 to get in. ▪ We wanted to see the Bulls game but we couldn't get in. (=all the tickets were sold) 3. get in to succeed in entering a place: ▪ How did you get in? I thought the door was locked. ▪ Firefighters tried to get in through the window, but were beaten back by flames. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑enter, gain access formal 4. get in to arrive at your home or at work: ▪ Listen, I'll have Mike call you when he gets in. ▪ What time did you get in last night? 5. get in if a train, ship, or plane gets in at a particular time, it arrives at that time: ▪ What time does your train get in? ▪ Our flight was delayed and we got in late. +to ▪ We get in to Dallas around noon. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑arrive 6. get sb in to arrange for someone to come to your home, office etc to do a job, especially to repair something: ▪ The washing machine isn't working - we'd better get someone in to fix it. 7. get sth in get in sth to find the time or opportunity to do something even though there is not much time, because you have other things to do: ▪ The president managed to get in a round of golf before the talks began. ▪ I want to get a couple of hours' work in before I go out. ▪ We need to get some practice in before the performance. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑fit in 8. get sth in to give or send written work, a letter etc to a person or company, before a particular time or date: ▪ Please get your assignments in by Thursday. ▪ Did you get that application form in? 9. get in BrE if a politician or political party gets in, they are elected: ▪ The Democrats got in with a huge majority. ▪ What has happened to all those women MPs who got in at the last election? ■ SIMILAR TO: to be elected 10. get sth in to go outside and gather things together, and put them in a place where they will not be spoiled by the weather: ▪ The whole village was working to get the harvest in. ▪ Can you help me get the washing in? 11. get in to succeed in getting a place at a university, college etc: ▪ Students who don't have at least a B average have no hope of getting in. 12. get sth in BrE especially spoken to buy a supply of something you need and bring it home: ▪ We need to get some food in - I'll go to the supermarket on my way home. 13. get sth in if a shop gets a product in, it gets a supply of it to be sold: ▪ We get new things in all the time, so try next week. 14. get sb in if a shop, theatre etc gets people in, it attracts them in: ▪ We're putting on a special promotion to try and get people in 15. get in first to say something before the person that you are competing or arguing with is able to say anything: ▪ Reid went to see the management, but discovered that Karen Skinner had got in first, and made a complaint about him. ▪ She opened her mouth, but he got in first. "Where the blazes have you been?" he demanded before she could blink. ▪ Trust the Daily Mail to get in first, with exclusive pictures of the prince's new love. 16. get sth in BrE spoken to go to the bar and buy drinks for yourself and the person or people who are with you: ▪ You grab a table - I'll get the beers in. |
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