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get in  


      vb   mainly adv  
1    intr   to enter a car, train, etc.  
2    intr   to arrive, esp. at one's home or place of work  
I got in at midnight     
3    tr   to bring in or inside  
get the milk in     
4    tr   to insert or slip in  
he got his suggestion in before anyone else     
5    tr   to gather or collect (crops, debts, etc.)  
6    tr   to ask (a person, esp. a specialist) to give a service  
shall I get the doctor in?     
7    to be elected or cause to be elected  
he got in by 400 votes     
8    tr   to succeed in doing (something), esp. during a specified period  
I doubt if I can get this task in today     
9    intr   to obtain a place at university, college, etc.  
10    foll by: on   to join or cause to join (an activity or organization)  
11   ♦ get in with   to be or cause to be on friendly terms with (a person)  
12    prep      See     →   get into  
      n  
♦   get-in  
13      (Theatre)   the process of moving into a theatre the scenery, props, and costumes for a production  
Diccionario Inglés definición  
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get in     
alight, appear, arrive, collect, come, embark, enter, include, infiltrate, insert, interpose, land, make inroads (into), mount, penetrate  

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get in with, get-in, get, get at

Diccionario Colaborativo     Inglés Definiciones
get wasted
exp.
get drunk or take drugs; get high
from the get-go
exp.
from the outset, from the beginning
get the wheels turning
v.
launch the process, launch the project, make sure that progress is under way
idiom
it's got bits in it
n.
means a liquid is not clear: this tea's got bits in it, I don't like yogurt with bits in it
assez proche de l'idée de 'il y a à boire et à manger'
get smth./someone out of one's system
exp.
get rid of a strong feeling towards something or someone
[Informal] If you have done something wrong, tell him and get it out of your system. After the break up, it took him some while to get her out of his system.
get your panties in a wad
exp.
= get your knickers in a twist/knot
US English, colloquial
to get your knickers in a twist
exp.
to become very upset about something, usually something that is not important
Other expression: to get your knickers in a knot
get the short end of the stick
exp.
be negatively impacted by a situation, event.
E.g.: The building is being renovated, but for the moment people living there get the short end of the stick.
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Either a teacher or a cob This year get govt job
q.
Either a teacher or a cob This year get govt job
BOGOF
n.
buy one, get one free
It's a common form of sales promotion. This marketing technique is universally known in the marketing industry by the acronym BOGOF.
lose it
exp.
go crazy; get angry; lose self-control
E.g.: I will lose it if we keep listening to this song.
go gaga
exp.
go crazy about something, get enthusiastic
to vent frustration
v.
to get rid of one's frustration (for example by doing something violent or impulsive)
low hanging fruit
n.
something easy to get
walk down the aisle
exp.
metaphoric expression for getting married
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up to his ears
n.
got a lot on his plate

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