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

Folks don’t go into it already knowing, “This is going to win” or “He or she’s going to win.”

From Los Angeles Times

Wallen, who had the most nods going into the event but didn't attend on the night, scooped the top prize three years after being suspended by his record label for using a racial slur.

From BBC

"I don’t like going into enclosed spaces, into buildings. It's affected my whole life."

From BBC

Lisowski, 33, who is regarded as one of the best players to have never won a ranking tournament, now goes into Thursday afternoon's draw for the first Triple Crown event of the season in York.

From BBC

Ndumiso was among hundreds of thousands of workers - both locals and nationals of neighbouring states like Lesotho - who have been retrenched as South Africa's mining industry has gone into decline over the last three decades.

From BBC

Related Words

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