Phrasal verb №82
get in
/ɡet ɪn/
Meaning
To arrive at a place, especially home or work; also to enter a vehicle
Example
We got in late from our trip last night.
We got in late from our trip last night.
Examples with the phrasal verb get in
At sunset, the last fishers got in their boats and smiled at the quiet sea.
At sunset, the last fishers got in their boats and smiled at the quiet sea.
Grandma smiled when the little note got in the postbox this morning.
Grandma smiled when the little note got in the postbox this morning.
Every morning the old cat got in the warm basket and closed his eyes.
Every morning the old cat got in the warm basket and closed his eyes.