get in someone’s face

get in (one's) face

To confront and provoke one, as in readiness to fight, berate, harass, or argue with them. As we left the court, reporters kept getting in my face to ask me if I was guilty. Some guy got in my face last night at the bar, so I socked him in the eye.

get in someone’s face

in. to provoke someone; to move one’s face close and become argumentative. I know you are angry, but don’t get in my face. I had nothing to do with it.

词组	get in someone’s face
释义	get in someone’s face get in (one's) face To confront and provoke one, as in readiness to fight, berate, harass, or argue with them. As we left the court, reporters kept getting in my face to ask me if I was guilty. Some guy got in my face last night at the bar, so I socked him in the eye. See also: face, get Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. get in someone’s face in. to provoke someone; to move one’s face close and become argumentative. I know you are angry, but don’t get in my face. I had nothing to do with it. See also: face, get McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: get in (one's) face get in somebody's face get in someone's face give (someone) (a bit of) curry nail (one) to the wall nail somebody to the wall nail someone to the wall pick at pick at (one) tear (one) a new one
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