Collocations avec "into"

to combine something with something else so that it becomes a part of it

to put something inside something else, often implying movement

Indicates the result or the more complex form that something has developed into.

Used to indicate the destination of the absorbed substance, e.g., into the bloodstream.

Used to specify the subject of the enquiry.

a deep understanding of what something is like

Used when something becomes a part of a larger whole, or when a person becomes part of a group.

often figurative

used to indicate the new components or divisions after reorganization

To push something into another thing, often with force.

indicates the target language

used to specify the subject of the investigation

to cause something to enter another thing by throwing

used to describe forcing someone to do something they don't want to do

to break apart, resulting in smaller pieces or a different state (e.g., into dust, into factions)

to start doing a new type of business or to become a larger entity

To persuade someone to do something, often something they initially did not want to do.

Indicates the state or background that something merges with as it disappears (e.g., into darkness, into insignificance).

Indicates a transition or continuation from childhood to adulthood.

To divide items and place them in specific groups or categories.

Used to specify what the situation has worsened into, e.g., 'degenerate into chaos/farce'.

To add information into a system or document.

To suddenly and energetically begin an activity or state, such as 'explode into action' or 'explode into laughter'.

Used to indicate the destination or place of refuge.

Used to specify the group, activity, or world one is being introduced to.

Indicates movement from outside to inside the body of water.

Indicates the destination or container into which a liquid is poured.

to investigate a matter, especially something secret or private