
Be in for something
Negative Anticipation
Used when expecting something unpleasant, it prepares the listener for bad news or tough times.
With the storm approaching, we're in for some wild weather.
Surprising Outcome
Indicates an unexpected result is about to occur, often as a warning or heads-up.
He thinks it's a shortcut, but he's in for a long walk.
Positive Irony
Sometimes used ironically to suggest that the coming experience might be happily surprising.
You're in for a real treat with her homemade cookies. WordUp Chrome Extension
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