get into
US /ɡet ˈɪntuː/
UK /ɡet ˈɪntuː/
1.
entrar en, subir a
to enter a place, especially a building or a vehicle
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She managed to get into the concert without a ticket.
Ella logró entrar al concierto sin boleto.
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He couldn't get into his car because he locked the keys inside.
No pudo entrar a su coche porque dejó las llaves dentro.
2.
meterse en, involucrarse en
to become involved in an activity or discussion
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He decided to get into politics after years of activism.
Decidió meterse en política después de años de activismo.
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Let's not get into an argument about this.
No nos metamos en una discusión sobre esto.
3.
interesarse por, aficionarse a
to become interested in something
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She's really getting into photography lately.
Últimamente le está interesando mucho la fotografía.
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I never thought I'd get into classical music, but I love it now.
Nunca pensé que me interesaría la música clásica, pero ahora me encanta.
4.
ser admitido en, entrar en
to be accepted into a school, university, or organization
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She worked hard to get into a top university.
Trabajó duro para entrar en una universidad de primer nivel.
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It's difficult to get into that exclusive club.
Es difícil entrar en ese club exclusivo.