look into
To try to find out more information about something by studying or investigating it.
Meanings
To investigate or find out about something more carefully.
"The police said they would look into the complaint as soon as possible."
To research or explore a subject in order to understand it better or consider it as an option.
"She's looking into the possibility of studying abroad next semester."
To look physically inside or into a container, space, or area.
"The child looked into the box and gasped at what was inside."
Very common in business, journalism, and everyday speech. Often used when someone promises to find out more: 'I'll look into it.' Can also be used literally (to look physically into a container or space), though the figurative sense dominates.
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