get into

英 [ɡet ˈɪntə]

美 [ɡet ˈɪntə]

成功涉足（特定工作或活动）; 考入，进入（学校）; 使行为异常; 使着魔

柯林斯词典

PHRASAL VERB 从事；致力于
If youget intoa particular kind of work or activity, you manage to become involved in it.
1. He was eager to get into politics.
  他渴望进入政界。
PHRASAL VERB 获准（入学）；被录取
If youget intoa school, college, or university, you are accepted there as a student.
1. I was working hard to get into Cambridge.
  我为能上剑桥大学而刻苦学习。
PHRASAL VERB 使行为异常；使着魔
If you ask what hasgot intosomeone, you mean that they are behaving very differently from the way they usually behave.
1. What has got into you today? Why are you behaving like this?
  你今天疯了吗？为什么要这样做呢？

verb

put clothing on one's body
1. What should I wear today?
2. He put on his best suit for the wedding
3. The princess donned a long blue dress
4. The queen assumed the stately robes
5. He got into his jeans
Synonym:wearput ondonassume
familiarize oneself thoroughly with
1. He really got into semantics
to come or go into
1. the boat entered an area of shallow marshes
Synonym:entercome inget ingo intogo inmove into
secure a place in a college, university, etc.
Synonym:get in
get involved in or with
Synonym:tangle with

Perhaps I shouldn't say that — I might get into trouble
也许我不该讲那些话——我可能会惹来麻烦。
Whenever I get into a relationship, I always fall madly in love
我每次谈恋爱都深陷其中，无法自拔。
If you keep the rules, you are not likely to get into trouble.
如果你守规矩，你就不大会遇到麻烦。
Boys at that age should be able to explore and go off on their own, go on bike rides, get into mischief
那个年龄的男孩应该可以自己出去闯，也可以骑车出游，还可以调皮捣蛋。
We are going to get into a hopeless muddle.
我们就要陷入无可救药的混乱。
Adolescents are most likely to get into trouble when they're at a loose end.
青少年无所事事的时候最容易惹出麻烦来。
'I'm not going to get into a lather over this defeat,' said the manager.
“我不会因为这次失败而不快，”经理说道。
I was working hard to get into Cambridge.
我为能上剑桥大学而刻苦学习。
Students may be tempted to cheat in order to get into top schools.
为了能进入一流学校，学生们会忍不住想作弊。
It was unwise of you to get into debt.
你借债是不明智的。