1. As far as I know,
get in the way of (sth) means that sth interferes with
some other thing so that it prevents
sth from developing normally/successfully.
Can we use this phrase with people like that (meaning
to cross paths with smb): '
Don't get in my way!' or '
Once you've got in his way, you're dead.' ?
2. There's an expression
there was (is) no getting out of it that means 'there was (is) no exit'. Can we use this phrase like this: '
Since there was no other getting out of it, they decided...'
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