| 词组 | in with someone |
| 释义 | Idiom in with someone Theme: FRIENDS friends with someone; having influence with someone.Are you in with John? I need to ask him for a favor.I've heard that the mayor is in with the county treasurer. be in with (someone)1. To be in close association with someone or some group. I'm worried about Johnny—I think he's in with a dangerous group of people. I wish I were in with my brother's friends—they're all so cool! 2. To have a friendly relationship with a powerful or important person and, usually, benefit from it in some way. Now that I'm in with the CEO, I'm sure I can get you a job at our company. in with, be1. Be in league or association with, as in She was in with the wrong crowd. It is also put as keep in with, meaning "to remain in league or association with," as in He really kept in with his high school friends even while he was in college. [Late 1600s] 2. See in good with. be/keep (well) ˈin with somebody(informal) be friendly with somebody, not because you like them, but because they may be useful to you: If you want to do well in this company, keep well in with the boss. |
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