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Idiom be well in British & Australian, American to have a good relationship with a person or group which gives you an advantage.There won't be any stopping him now - he's in well with the manager of his company. (usually + with) Lunch with her mother? You're well in there, mate!
be well in (with)To have a friendly relationship with a powerful or important person and, usually, benefit from it in some way. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Now that I'm well in with the CEO, I'm sure I can get you a job at our company. be ˌwell ˈin (with somebody) (informal) be good friends with somebody, especially somebody important: She seems to be well in with all the right people. |