Collocations with "go into"

To begin the process of giving birth.

To discuss or explain something thoroughly.

To begin the state of hibernation.

to begin moving in an orbital path

to go to the main commercial or central area of a town

to begin to be in a trance

To start having convulsions, often suddenly.

to move into a tunnel

To start a career in politics.

To begin a period of living in exile.

to become a soldier

For something, like new coins, to become available to the public.

to start hiding from someone, especially the police or an enemy

To begin a period of grieving for someone who has died.

To begin to have a deficit.

To form a group by gathering closely together, often to talk privately.

Similar to 'get into', often used for more dramatic changes (e.g., shock, a coma).

to start to feel panic

To begin to turn or rotate rapidly, often out of control.