get into

What does the phrasal verb “get into” mean? Explore the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb “get into“, illustrated with examples:

Definition

1. To enter.
2. To reach a destination.
3. To become interested in.
4. To become involved in a bad situation

Example(s)

1. She got into the car.
2. The train got into the station on time.
3. She got into dancing.
4. He is always getting into trouble.

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