go into

verb

1. to enter
2. to start a career in

   to go into publishing

3. to investigate or examine

   to go into the problem of price increases

4. to discuss

   we won't go into that now

5. to dress oneself differently in

   to go into mourning

6. to hit

   the car had gone into a lamppost

7. to go to live in or be admitted to, esp temporarily

   she went into hospital on Tuesday

8. to enter a specified state

   she went into fits of laughter

Example Sentences

United are not saying who signed off the video edit but it seems fairly clear some thought has gone into what was released.

From BBC

If Trump's full plan of mass deportation goes into effect, not only will taxpayers pay for most of it, but businesses are expected to pay higher labor costs to replace those workers.

From Salon

Alfie said any profits he made went into his savings, which he wanted to use one day to create a water source for people who need it in Africa.

From BBC

Ruxton went into the dock at the Assize Court in Manchester five months after the bodies were found.

From BBC

“After much prayer and consideration, we have decided to go into our futures separately but forever connected,” they said on their Instagram accounts.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• begin
• develop
• engage in
• enter
• take up