PHRASAL VERBS In/Into 2

Entrar o Salir bien enputado, furioso. to enter or leave a place in a way that shows that you are angry.

Ismael "stormed in" of the house, slamming the door... Dave Parker, the safety officer got angry when his request for better equipment was turned down, and he "stormed into" of the meeting. ---------------------- STORM IN, STORM INTO, STORM OUT.

Encontrarse, toparse a alguien por casualidad. to meet someone that you know when you did not expect to meet them. (see also: run into, come across, run across).

MP INTO somebody. ------- I "bumped into" an old neighbour of mine at the garage this afternoon.------------- BUMP INTO somebody.

incluir algo de regalo. to include something extra with something that you are selling, without asking for more money

THROW IN something. -------- Buy a computer now and get a free printer "thrown in!".------------- (throw in) something.

Moverse a vivir en. to begin living in a new house or area.

MOVE IN. -------- They've made a lot of alterations to the house since they "moved in". ------------- move in.

Completar, Rellenar lo faltante. to write the necessary information on an official document.

FILL IN something. -------- Please "fill in" the application form and send it back by November 2nd. ------------- (fill in) something.

clarividente, vidente, profeta. a person who is believed to have the power to be able to see future events or to communicate with people who are dead or far away.

CLAIRVOYANT. -------- Baba Vanga was the "clairvoyant" who had predicted that the 44th US president would be an African American.------------- clairvoyant.

esotérico, esotérica, brujo, adivino. a person who claims to use special powers to tell what will happen to someone in the future: a person who tells people's fortunes.

FORTUNE TELLER. ------- Reading tea leaves and palmistry are just two techniques used by "fortune tellers". ------------- fortune teller.

Predecir, anticipar. to discover the true nature of somebody or something.

SEE INTO something. -------- A clairvoyant can SEE INTO the future. ------------- SEE INTO something.

Permanecer, quedarse, establecerse. if something unpleasant sets in, it begins and seems likely to continue.

SET IN ------- This snow looks as if it has "set in" for the rest of the day. ------------- set in.

Entender, comprender, agarrar la onda. to Slowly become understood.

SINK IN. -------- Essy had to repeat her words several times before her kids finally "sank in". ------------- sink in.

Caer profundamente en, hundirse en. to go gradually into a less active, happy or plesent state.

SINK INTO something. -------- We "sank all our savings into" the new company. ------------------ sink into.

Caer en, sumirse en, hundirse en. to go gradually into a less active, happy or plesent state.

SINK INTO. -------- The dog "sank Its teeth into" my leg. ------------------ SINK INTO.

Caer en. Hundirse en, gastar mucho dinero en. to spend a lot of money on a business or an activity for example in order to make money from it in the future.

SINK INTO. -------- Sharp snake teeth "sank into" the zookeper's arm. ------------------ sink into.

Sustituir. to do someone's job while they are absent. (see also: fill in, stand in).

SIT IN FOR somebody. -------- The minister has attended all the talks except one when his deputy "sat in for" him. ------- SIT IN FOR somebody.

Entrar en, ir hacia. if an amount of time, money, or effort goes into a product or an activity, it is used or spent creating that product or doing that activity.

GO INTO something. ------------ Over $50 million has "gone into" designing the new aircraft....... (go into) something.

Quedarse ahí, no moverse de ahí. to continue to be in the same fucking place. to stay where you are: to not move or go anywhere.

STAY PUT. ------- The schoolgirl Kaz said pa can you come school and pick me up please, and I said yes, stay put, don't move - I'll be there in a minute. ------- STAY PUT.