se meten

get into

→ se

phrase Rare #36,412

get into Often means to go into, get involved in, or mess with someone, depending on the phrase: se meten en problemas = get into trouble; se meten con él = mess with him / pick on him.

SP: No se meten en esa casa porque está vacía.

EN: They don't go into that house because it's empty.

Se meten conmigo, Natalia.

They're picking on me, Natalia.

— Los lunes al sol (2002)

Seguro que se meten con él.

They’re sure to pick on him.

— El jardín de los pecadores: Paradigma paradoja (Paradoja espiral) (2008)

Se meten con él por lo joven que parece.

They pick on him because he looks so young.

— Casi famosos (2000)

Esos niños siempre se meten en problemas con sus padres.

Those kids are always getting into trouble with their parents.

Y si hay pelea o se meten mano o algo, cambias de canal.

And if there's a fight, or they start groping each other or something, you change the channel.

— Los lunes al sol (2002)

Esos dos, los que se meten mano.

Those two, the ones who get handsy.

— Juego sucio (Infernal Affairs) (2002)

Se meten en un cuarto y hablan del tema.

They get into a room and talk about the topic.