get into something

get into something
get into something
1. to tamper with something; to open something and disturb the contents. •

Who got into my desk?

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Someone has been getting into my work after the office closes.

2. to put oneself into clothing. •

As soon as I get into this coat, I will help you load the car.

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Let me get into my boots, and then I'll be with you.

3. to enter something or some place. •

I got into the theater just before the rain started.

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Let's get into the car and go.

4. Sl. to become involved in something; to develop an interest in something. •

I can really get into sailing, I think.

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No matter how hard I try, I can't get into basketball.

5. to enter a particular type of business; to deal in a particular product in business. •

Yes, I used to work for the government, but now have gotten into private industry.


Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.

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