meterse
get in, go to, meddle
Verb meterse (first-person singular present me meto, first-person singular preterite me metí, past participle metido)
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to get into, to get in
- meterse en problemas
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to get in trouble.
- Está tratando de meterse en tu cabeza.
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He's trying to get into your head.
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to mess with, meddle, to get involved, to involve oneself, to stick one's nose
- ¡No te metas en lo que no te importa!
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Don't get involved in other people's business!/ Don't meddle in others' affairs!
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to get into (a small space)
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En líneas generales, los periodistas no vacilan en meterse en la vida privada de uno.
By and large, reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.
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Decidió meterse a literato.
He decided to become an author.
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Tom se arriesgó a meterse en problemas por mí.
Tom risked getting in trouble for me.
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Tom trató de meterse entre Mary y John.
Tom tried to squeeze in between Mary and John.
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Tom está corriendo el riesgo de meterse en problemas.
Tom is running the risk of getting himself in trouble.
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Tom trató de meterse a la habitación cerrada con llave.
Tom tried to get into the locked room.
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