play yourself in

play (oneself) in

To become accustomed to or comfortable with a particular action or situation. Used especially in reference sports and athletes. Primarily heard in UK. The rookie goalkeeper had to enter the game after the starter went out with a hamstring injury, and he just never had a chance to play himself in.

play yourself in

become accustomed to the circumstances and conditions of a game or activity; get into a rhythm or pattern of working or performing. British

词组	play yourself in
释义	play yourself in play (oneself) in To become accustomed to or comfortable with a particular action or situation. Used especially in reference sports and athletes. Primarily heard in UK. The rookie goalkeeper had to enter the game after the starter went out with a hamstring injury, and he just never had a chance to play himself in. See also: play Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. play yourself in become accustomed to the circumstances and conditions of a game or activity; get into a rhythm or pattern of working or performing. British See also: play Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: play (oneself) in play in be a square peg be a square peg (in a round hole) settle in settle in(to) (something or some place) settle into square peg in a round hole round peg in a square hole, a a round peg in a square hole
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