1.和...好起来
2.【航】靠近
1.to begin to be involved with a particular person or group
2.to persuade someone who can help you to be your friend or to like you
1."It's just as well, " said Hurstwood. "You never know who you're going to get in with. Some of these people are pretty bad company. "
“这样也好,”赫斯渥说,“你根本不知道你会认识些什么样的人。他们中的有些人可不是什么好东西。”
2.She'd always tried to get in with girls like Kath, who were so much cleverer with the boys and gave an impression of knowing what was what.
她一向想跟凯丝那样的女孩子混在一起,她们比她懂得怎么对付男人,并且显得明白人情世故。
3.KAREN: Thank you. So you think I will be able to get in with this?
凯伦:谢谢你。那我就可以用这个来注册喽?
4.I'll just get in with you and take a bath, too.
我只是要和你一起洗澡。
5.The Olympic Village is access restricted, you can only get in with proper ID.
奥运村的进出非常严格,只有拥有正确身份的人才可以进出。
6.He tried to get in with influential people.
他企图结交有势力的人。
7.Have you noticed how he' s trying to get in with the boss ?
你注意到他现在多巴结老板了吗?。
8.We would like to get in with the fall publication, if possible.
如果可以的话.我想在秋季版上登。
9.James joined a high-class club to get in with influential people there.
詹姆士为了结交高级俱乐部有影响力的人加入了那里。
10.said Hurstwood. ' You never know who you're going to get in with.
这样也好,“赫斯渥说,”你根本不知道你会认识些什么样的人。