
Be in for it
Expect Trouble
Used when someone anticipates negative consequences due to their actions or situations.
I forgot our anniversary; I'm really in for it now.
Colloquial Warning
It's a casual way to warn someone they're likely to face problems or punishment.
You broke the vase? Oh, you're in for it when Mom sees this.
Imminent Consequences
Indicates that someone is about to face the repercussions of their actions very soon.
She's seen your report card. You're in for it now.