get in

英 [ɡet ɪn]

美 [ɡet ɪn]

当选; 挤出时间做; 收割（庄稼等）; （火车、公共汽车或飞机）到达，抵达

柯林斯词典

PHRASAL VERB 当选
If a political party or a politiciangets in, they are elected.
1. If the Conservatives got in they might decide to change it.
  如果保守党赢得选举，他们可能会决定改变这一现状。
PHRASAL VERB 挤出时间做
If yougetsomethingin, you manage to do it at a time when you are very busy doing other things.
1. I plan to get a few lessons in.
  我打算挤出时间上几节课。
PHRASAL VERB 收割（庄稼等）
Togetcrops or the harvestinmeans to gather them from the land and take them to a particular place.
1. We didn't get the harvest in until Christmas, there was so much snow.
  我们直到圣诞节时才收割庄稼，因为雪下得实在太多了。
PHRASAL VERB （火车、公共汽车或飞机）到达，抵达
When a train, bus, or planegets in, it arrives.
1. We would have come straight here, except our flight got in too late.
  要不是我们的航班抵达太晚，我们本应直接到这里来的。
PHRASAL VERB 插（话）
If yougetsomethingin, you eventually succeed in saying it, usually when a lot of people are talking at the same time or one person is talking without stopping.
1. It was hard to get a word in.
  想要插上话很难。

verb

of trains
1. The bullet train drew into Tokyo Station
Synonym:pull inmove indraw in
to come or go into
1. the boat entered an area of shallow marshes
Synonym:entercome inget intogo intogo inmove into
secure a place in a college, university, etc.
Synonym:get into
succeed in a big way
1. After he published his book, he had arrived
2. I don't know whether I can make it in science!
3. You will go far, my boy!
Synonym:arrivemake itgo far