get in(to) step (with someone or something)

1. To begin conforming to something, especially what is considered correct, acceptable, etc. You really need to get in step—you work for this site, not for yourself. Stop trying to pressure that senator into getting in step with the mainstream views of the party.

2. To begin following or maintaining the proper rhythm (along with someone or something). Come on, man, you need to get into step with the bass and drums.

词组	get in(to) step (with someone or something)
释义	get in(to) step (with someone or something) get in(to) step (with someone or something) 1. To begin conforming to something, especially what is considered correct, acceptable, etc. You really need to get in step—you work for this site, not for yourself. Stop trying to pressure that senator into getting in step with the mainstream views of the party. 2. To begin following or maintaining the proper rhythm (along with someone or something). Come on, man, you need to get into step with the bass and drums. See also: get, someone, step Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: in step in step with (someone or something) be in step (with someone or something) be not playing the game in keeping with in keeping with (something) be (one's) man/woman (Someone or something) called, they want their (something) back! ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for (someone or something) (it's) showtime
随便看	at a loss for words at a loss, to be at a low ebb at a moment's notice at anchor at an early date at an end a tangled web at an impasse at an unearthly hour at an unearthly/ungodly hour at an ungodly hour at any cost at any price at any rate at a/one stroke at a pinch at a pinch/push at a premium at a price at a push at a rate of knots at arm's length at around at a set time