Put oneself back into the game
hi there, I run into this expression
"put yourself into the game".
That sounds to me very informal but I'm struggling to figure its meaning out.
Could it be a good alternative for " to get oneself back in the game"? have you ever heard that or is that completely weird?

thanks all a lot!

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Put oneself back into the game
hi there, I run into this expression
"put yourself into the game".
That sounds to me very informal but I'm struggling to figure its meaning out.
Could it be a good alternative for " to get oneself back in the game"? have you ever heard that or is that completely weird?

thanks all a lot!

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Hey Diego! It's a colloquial expression.   Generally "put yourself into the game" would mean to get involved or more involved in something such as a project, a sports match, a lesson etc.

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I know that's very hard give the right suggestion with no hints about the context, but sadly I don't remember where I found it: when I came across that, I wrote it down one a piece of paper with the aim of checking out more later on ... obviously I forgot that drowned by other stuff until recently, when  I've dug that out. Anyway AFAIK the context wasn't related to gaming for sure.

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What's the context? Is it literal? i.e. related to gaming?