In on the act Meaning in English
expression
释义
To become involved in something, usually to share the benefits or fun that others are having.
用法与细微差别
Informal, often lighthearted. Used when someone joins an ongoing activity for benefit or fun. Common with business, trends, or group events. Not used for serious or negative involvement.
例句
When people saw how successful the lemonade stand was, everyone wanted to get in on the act.
basic
My little brother wanted to be in on the act when we were playing video games.
basic
Everyone wants to get in on the act when there is free pizza at the office.
basic
Social media influencers were making money, so now even big companies are trying to get in on the act.
natural
The band was getting so much attention that other musicians wanted to be in on the act.
natural
As soon as people heard about the discount, everyone rushed to get in on the act before it ended.
natural