get into the swing of things
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get into the swing of things — idiom
1. to become familiar with a new activity, job, or situation and start doing it con
1.idiom
Definition
to become familiar with a new activity, job, or situation and start doing it confidently and comfortably
Example
It took Camille a few weeks to get into the swing of things at her new job.
Once the students get into the swing of online classes, they work much faster.
2. to become fully involved in and comfortable with a new activity, routine, or soc
2.idiom
Definition
to become fully involved in and comfortable with a new activity, routine, or social situation.
Example
It took Christopher a few weeks to get into the swing of things at his new job.
After the holiday break, the students were slow to get back into the swing of studying.