get in

入る、乗り込む

場所の中に入る、または乗り物に乗り込む。

やさしい英語で： To move inside a place or vehicle.

• Open the door and get in.
• We got in the car and drove home.
• How did the cat get in the cupboard?

使い方： get in something (Get in the taxi before it starts raining.)

類義語： enter, go in

反対語： get out

よく使う表現： get in something, get in quickly, get in freely, get in somehow

合格する、入学を認められる

学校や大学に学生として受け入れられる。

やさしい英語で： To be accepted as a student by a school or university.

• I applied to college and got in.
• Her grades were excellent, so she got in easily.
• Did your brother get in after his interview?

類義語： be accepted, be admitted

よく使う表現： get in anywhere, get in easily

到着する、帰宅する

ある場所、特に家や駅、空港に着く。

やさしい英語で： To arrive at a place, especially home or a station or airport.

• What time does your train get in?
• I got in late last night.
• Their flight will get in tomorrow morning.

使い方： get in at something (Our train gets in at six.)

類義語： arrive, reach home

反対語： leave, depart

よく使う表現： get in late, get in tomorrow

当選する

選挙に勝ち、公職に就く。

やさしい英語で： To win an election and gain a position in government.

• Our candidate got in this time.
• If the party gets in, it promises to lower taxes.
• Do you think she will get in again?

類義語： be elected, win office

よく使う表現： get in again, get in easily

日が短くなる

冬が近づくにつれ、夕方暗くなる時刻が早まる。

やさしい英語で： If the nights do this, it becomes dark earlier each evening as winter approaches.

• The nights are getting in now.
• By October, the nights had got in noticeably.
• Have you noticed how quickly the nights are getting in?

使い方： the nights get in (The nights get in earlier as autumn approaches.)

類義語： draw in

よく使う表現： nights get in, nights get in earlier

やった、よっしゃ

自分や応援する人の成功を喜んで上げる声。

やさしい英語で： An excited shout when you or someone you support succeeds.

• Get in! We won!
• Get in! I passed my driving test!
• Get in, lads! That was a brilliant goal!

類義語： yes, hooray

よく使う表現： get in mate, get in lads