Phrasal Verb: Get back into
English Meaning: Become interested again
Hindi Meaning: फिर से रुचि लेना
The phrasal verb “get back into” means to become interested in or return to an activity, hobby, or topic that you previously enjoyed or were involved in.
What Does “Get Back Into” Mean?
“Get back into” refers to re-engaging with something after a period of disinterest or being away from it. It can refer to a hobby, a sport, a study subject, or any other area of life where you regain interest or involvement.
In Hindi:
- फिर से रुचि लेना
How to Use “Get Back Into” in Sentences
Example 1: After a long break, she decided to get back into playing the piano.
Hindi: लंबी छुट्टी के बाद, उसने पियानो बजाने में फिर से रुचि लेना शुरू किया।
Example 2: I used to love painting, but I need to get back into it.
Hindi: मुझे पेंटिंग करना बहुत पसंद था, लेकिन मुझे फिर से इसकी ओर रुचि लेनी चाहिए।
Example 3: He’s trying to get back into shape by working out regularly.
Hindi: वह नियमित रूप से व्यायाम करके अपनी फिटनेस फिर से हासिल करने की कोशिश कर रहा है।
Example 4: She got back into reading after discovering a new genre of books.
Hindi: उसने एक नई किताबों की शैली खोजने के बाद फिर से पढ़ना शुरू किया।
Example 5: It’s hard to get back into studying after a long vacation.
Hindi: लंबी छुट्टी के बाद पढ़ाई में फिर से रुचि लेना मुश्किल होता है।
Common Mistakes When Using “Get Back Into”
❌ Incorrect: I need to get into reading again.
✅ Correct: I need to get back into reading again.
(“Get back into” is used when returning to something you had previously stopped doing.)
❌ Incorrect: He decided to get back with his old hobby.
✅ Correct: He decided to get back into his old hobby.
(“Back into” is used to express returning to an activity or interest.)
Questions for Test
- What does “get back into” mean when referring to a hobby?
- Translate: “I got back into exercising after my illness.”
- How can you use “get back into” in a sentence about a job or career?
- Is “get back into” only used for positive activities or can it be negative too?
- What is the opposite of “get back into” when you lose interest in something?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can “get back into” refer to something negative?
While “get back into” is often used for positive activities, it can also refer to returning to a habit or activity that isn’t beneficial, though this is less common.
Is “get back into” used for professional work too?
Yes, “get back into” can be used to describe returning to work or a professional interest, such as getting back into your career or job.
Is “get back into” informal?
It is commonly used in both informal and formal contexts, though it is more frequently used in everyday language.
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