Meterse en un vehículo, un edificio o un espacio cerrado.
To enter a vehicle, building, or enclosed space.
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Sube al coche, rápido. — Please get in the car quickly.
Espero que lleguemos antes de que empiece el concierto. — I hope we get in before the concert starts.
Le hizo mucha ilusión ingresar en la universidad que quería. — She was excited to get in to the university of her choice.
¿Entraste antes de que empezara a llover? — Did you get in before the rain started?
¿Llegamos a tiempo a la reunión? — Did we get in on time for the meeting?
¿Cómo puedo asegurarme de ingresar en el equipo deportivo? — How can I ensure I get in to the sports team?
Tenemos que entrar en casa antes de que anochezca. — We need to get in the house before it gets dark.
Lleguemos pronto para escapar de la lluvia. — Let's get in quickly to avoid the rain.
Están encantados de haber ingresado tras unas entrevistas durísimas. — They are thrilled to get in after the intense interviews.
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