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into [ˈɪntʊ, Am -tə] PREP
1. into (to the inside of, towards):
into
into
to walk into a place
to get into bed
into the future
2. into (indicating an extent in time or space):
3. into (against):
to drive into a tree
4. into (to the state or condition of):
to grow into a woman
to turn sth into sth
5. into inf (interested or involved in):
6. into MATH:
get into VB trans insep
1. get into (become interested in):
get into
2. get into (involve):
get into
to get sb into trouble
3. get into (enter):
get into
enter into VB intr
1. enter into (bind oneself to):
enter into alliance
2. enter into (engage in):
enter into conversation
enter into negotations
3. enter into (form part of):
enter into
Phrases:
bump into VB trans insep
1. bump into (collide with):
bump into
2. bump into (meet):
bump into
pitch into VB trans
1. pitch into (attack verbally):
to pitch into sb
2. pitch into (begin task enthusiastically):
pitch into
pitch into
run into VB trans
run into
run into
run into AUTO
break into VB intr
1. break into (enter):
break into car
2. break into (start doing):
3. break into (get involved in):
break into business
rush into VB trans
1. rush into:
to rush into sth
Phrases:
to rush sb into doing sth
force into VB trans
to force sb into doing sth
tuck into VB trans
tuck into
tuck into
Present
Iget into
youget into
he/she/itgets into
weget into
youget into
theyget into
Past
Igot into
yougot into
he/she/itgot into
wegot into
yougot into
theygot into
Present Perfect
Ihavegot into / American English a. gotten into
youhavegot into / American English a. gotten into
he/she/ithasgot into / American English a. gotten into
wehavegot into / American English a. gotten into
youhavegot into / American English a. gotten into
theyhavegot into / American English a. gotten into
Past Perfect
Ihadgot into / American English a. gotten into
youhadgot into / American English a. gotten into
he/she/ithadgot into / American English a. gotten into
wehadgot into / American English a. gotten into
youhadgot into / American English a. gotten into
theyhadgot into / American English a. gotten into
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In this area, it is notable that whales often enter into narrow fiords either to feed or rest.
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Printed matter and ephemera are often circulated among mail artists, and after artistic treatment, these common items enter into the mail art network.
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Products that are adulterated under these laws definitions can not enter into commerce for human consumption.
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After three weeks in the mine, one man who was civilly married to his wife 25 years earlier asked her to enter into a sacramental marriage.
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They simply enter into a private chat room and engage in an ongoing text dialogue in real time.
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