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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Off' & 'In' - Interactuar, Colaborar o Intentar (En)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Off' & 'In'
to ask in
to ask in
[Verbo]

to invite someone to enter a place, often a room, office, house, etc.

invitar a entrar, hacer pasar

invitar a entrar, hacer pasar

Ex: The supervisor asked the interns in for a brief orientation. 
to bury in
to bury in
[Verbo]

to put all one's attention into one thing

sumergirse en, enterrarse en

sumergirse en, enterrarse en

Ex: The scientist buried himself in research to find a breakthrough. 
to butt in
to butt in
[Verbo]

to interrupt a conversation

interrumpir, meterse en la conversación

interrumpir, meterse en la conversación

Ex: It's important not to butt in when someone is sharing a personal story. 
to chip in
to chip in
[Verbo]

to add one's share of money, support, or guidance

contribuir, aportar

contribuir, aportar

Ex: Family members chipped in to pay for the surprise party. 
to dial in
to dial in
[Verbo]

to concentrate and direct all one's effort, attention, and focus toward achieving a particular goal

dar lo mejor

dar lo mejor

Ex: Recognizing the importance of the project, she decided to dial in and focus on its successful completion. 
to drop in
to drop in
[Verbo]

to visit a place or someone without a prior arrangement, often casually and briefly

pasar, dejarse caer

pasar, dejarse caer

Ex: If you're in the area, feel free to drop in for a cup of tea. 
to get in with

to develop a positive relationship or connection with someone or a group, typically to gain their approval, favor, or influence

conectar con, ganarse la confianza de

conectar con, ganarse la confianza de

Ex: He wanted to get in with the senior executives to advance his career. 
to give in
to give in
[Verbo]

to surrender to someone's demands, wishes, or desires, often after a period of resistance

ceder, rendirse

ceder, rendirse

Ex: After a long negotiation, they finally gave in to the demands of the opposing party. 
to go in with

to form a partnership or collaboration with someone or a group for a common purpose

asociarse con, colaborar con

asociarse con, colaborar con

Ex: The artists are looking to go in with a gallery for their upcoming exhibition. 
to invite in

to ask someone to come inside and join one at a particular place, typically one's home

invitar a entrar, hacer pasar

invitar a entrar, hacer pasar

Ex: It was a cold evening, so she invited the delivery person in to warm up before heading back out. 
to keep in with

to maintain a positive relationship or connection with someone, often for personal gain or advantage

mantenerse en buenos términos con, cultivar la relación con

mantenerse en buenos términos con, cultivar la relación con

Ex: He always tries to keep in with the boss to secure promotions. 
to look in on

to make a brief stop or visit to someone or somewhere, particularly to check on them

pasar a ver, hacer una visita rápida

pasar a ver, hacer una visita rápida

Ex: She is looking in on her friend who is recovering from surgery. 
to pitch in

to contribute to a task, usually alongside others

contribuir, participar

contribuir, participar

Ex: When the community center needed repairs, everyone from the neighborhood pitched in. 
to pop in
to pop in
[Verbo]

to make a short, usually unplanned, visit to a place or person

pasar, hacer una visita rápida

pasar, hacer una visita rápida

Ex: I'll pop in for a coffee later if you're free. 
to put in
to put in
[Verbo]

to interrupt someone to say something

interrumpir, meter baza

interrumpir, meter baza

Ex: He constantly puts in with jokes, even when the conversation is serious. 
to see in
to see in
[Verbo]

to greet someone into a place

recibir, dar la bienvenida

recibir, dar la bienvenida

Ex: The host saw us in with a warm smile when we arrived at the party. 
to settle in

to assist someone to become accustomed to a new environment

instalar, ayudar a adaptarse

instalar, ayudar a adaptarse

Ex: As the designated mentor, Sarah took it upon herself to settle the new employee in. 
to show in
to show in
[Verbo]

to guide someone to the designated room or space

conducir, hacer entrar

conducir, hacer entrar

Ex: She showed the client in and offered them a comfortable seat. 
to stand in

to act as a substitute for someone or something

sustituir, reemplazar

sustituir, reemplazar

Ex: When the lead actor fell ill, a colleague had to stand in for the important scene. 
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