go into (one's) act

To start acting as one usually does. A: "Your mom is always such a great hostess." B: "Honestly, she was stressed all day, but as soon as the guests started arriving, she went right into her act." I know you're really a softie, so don't go into your act—you don't have to pretend to be a tough guy around me.

go into one's act

Fig. to begin to behave in a way typical to oneself. The curtain opened and Steve went into his act.

词组	go into (one's) act
释义	go into (one's) act go into (one's) act To start acting as one usually does. A: "Your mom is always such a great hostess." B: "Honestly, she was stressed all day, but as soon as the guests started arriving, she went right into her act." I know you're really a softie, so don't go into your act—you don't have to pretend to be a tough guy around me. See also: act, go Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go into one's act Fig. to begin to behave in a way typical to oneself. The curtain opened and Steve went into his act. See also: act, go McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: go into act day one from day one give it to (one) straight give it to me straight oil of angels on vinyl welcome to our house mean well be on the square
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