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get into

UK
/ɡɛt ˈɪntuː/
US
/ɡɛt ˈɪntu/

Translations

get intoverb
got into
Past Simple
gotten into
Past Participle
getting into
Gerund
UK
/ɡɛt ˈɪntuː/
US
/ɡɛt ˈɪntu/
prendre l'habitude dePour l’installation progressive d’une routine ou d’une habitude.
It took him a while to get into the habit of exercising every morning.
Il lui a fallu un certain temps pour prendre l’habitude de faire de l’exercice tous les matins.
être admis àPour une école, une université ou un groupe.
She was thrilled to get into her first-choice university.
Elle était ravie d’être admise à l’université de son premier choix.
se mettre dans l'ambiancePour un état d’esprit, une atmosphère ou une émotion.
He really got into the spirit of the party and danced all night.
Il s’est vraiment mis dans l’ambiance de la soirée et a dansé toute la nuit.
se mettre à
She decided to get into painting after taking a few art classes.
Elle a décidé de se mettre à la peinture après avoir suivi quelques cours d’art.
entrer dansPour un lieu, un véhicule ou une situation.
He managed to get into the building before the doors closed.
Il a réussi à entrer dans le bâtiment avant la fermeture des portes.
Additional translations
se lancer dansS’emploie souvent pour marquer le début d’une activité ou d’un domaine d’intérêt.
Synonyms
immerse
join
engage
involve
become involved
participate
enter

Definitions

get intoverb
To become involved in or start doing something.
She decided to get into painting after taking a few art classes.
To enter a place, vehicle, or situation.
He managed to get into the concert despite not having a ticket.
To be accepted or admitted to a school, organization, or group.
She was thrilled to get into her first-choice university.
To develop a habit or routine.
It took him a while to get into the habit of exercising every morning.
To start feeling a particular emotion or mood.
He really got into the spirit of the party and danced all night.
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