Get in
/ˈɡet ɪn/A2
Beginner
1. To enter a vehicle or enclosed space.
- She told him to get in the car quickly.
- It's raining heavily; get in the house before you're soaked.
2. To gain admission or acceptance to a place or a group.
- He worked hard to get in to the prestigious university.
- After a long wait, they were finally able to get in to the concert.
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