Phrasal verbs with "into"

To gain entry to a school, competition, or position by performing outstandingly well.

To reverse a vehicle into something, to collide with something while moving backwards, or to enter a situation indirectly or by chance.

To collide or knock hard against a person or object accidentally.

To enter a place or collide with someone forcefully and without care; to interrupt something intrusively.

To have a strong enthusiasm for or active interest in something.

To force someone to learn or accept something through harsh, repeated pressure or punishment.

To arrive at a place suddenly and unexpectedly; or to force air into an object.

To start eating or tackling something with great enthusiasm and energy.

To make a reservation at or register upon arrival at a specific place, such as a hotel or clinic.

To move energetically into something, or to pressure someone into doing something quickly.

to enter forcibly, begin suddenly, or manage to enter a new area or activity

To incorporate something permanently into a larger structure, system, or plan.

To collide with someone or something physically, or to meet someone unexpectedly.

To meet someone unexpectedly or by chance.

To suddenly begin doing something or to suddenly enter a state or place.

To enter a place forcefully and suddenly by breaking something; also to gain access to something protected.

To accept or believe in an idea, system, or philosophy; to purchase a stake or share in a business or scheme.

To register your arrival at a specific place, or to investigate something.

To break into or make a dent in a resource, fund, or supply by using part of it.

To enter something by climbing, especially a vehicle, bed, or confined space.

to enter a place, receive something such as money, or reach a new state

To make a cut or incision into a surface; or to reduce or take a significant portion from something.

To connect to a specific meeting, network, or service by dialling a telephone number.

To investigate something thoroughly, or to push into a surface, or to start eating food with enthusiasm.

To read part of a book casually; to take money from savings; or to briefly explore a subject.

To force or draw someone into a situation, place, or activity they do not want to be part of.

To gradually involve or attract someone into a situation, activity, or discussion.

To enter a place briefly and informally, or to fall into a state or habit without much conscious effort.

To teach or fix something in someone's mind by constant, forceful repetition.

To gradually use up or reduce a resource, such as time, money, or profit.

To begin or formally commit to an agreement, discussion, relationship, or activity.

To enter a physical space by falling, or to move into a state, habit, or category naturally or accidentally.

To retreat deeply into one's own thoughts or emotions, often becoming unresponsive to the outside world.

To provide input or material to a larger system, process, or organisation, or to influence and contribute to something.

To go inside a space or category, or to match and belong within a group or system.

To arrive at a destination by air; or to suddenly enter a strong emotional state.

To enter a place or vehicle, to be accepted somewhere, to begin to enjoy something, or to involve oneself in a situation.

To become fully engaged or enthusiastic, or to start an argument or fight.

A variant form of 'give in to,' meaning to yield to a temptation, demand, or feeling.

To enter a place or state, to begin a career or field, or to explain or examine something in detail.

To gradually become suited to or capable of something, or to become big enough to fit into something.

To begin eating or working at something with great enthusiasm, or to attack or criticize someone forcefully.

To enter a vehicle, space, or clothing quickly and with little effort.

To connect to a device, system, or network, often by cable or direct access.

To connect with, tap into, or align oneself with something such as a trend, feeling, or system.

To collide with something or someone, either accidentally or by force, or to force something into a particular shape or state.

To attack someone physically or verbally with great force and energy.

To attack someone or something physically or verbally with great force and energy.

To begin something — especially a speech, activity, or attack — with energy and without hesitation.

To attack someone physically or to criticise them very harshly.

To embrace something fully, to commit to it wholeheartedly, or to physically tilt toward something.

To allow someone or something access into a specific place, situation, or piece of knowledge.

To attack, criticise, or start doing something energetically and with full force.

To bind or commit someone firmly to a particular position, contract, or course of action.

To access a specific computer system, account, or website by entering your credentials.

To investigate or examine something carefully in order to find out more about it.

To obtain or find something desirable purely by chance, without planning or effort.

To transform something or someone into a different thing, form, or role through deliberate action.

To become part of a family, social class, or wealthy situation by marrying someone from it.

To gradually transform into something else, or to be completely absorbed into a state or environment.

To begin living in a new home; to start operating in a new area, sector, or field.

To attack or criticize someone aggressively, or to begin a task with great energy.

To crash into something with great force and momentum, or to begin a task with great energy.

To collide with something with great force, or to start something energetically

To connect something to a power source or device, or to access and become part of a larger system or network

To enter water or begin an activity suddenly, or to cause someone or something to enter a difficult situation abruptly

To direct a large amount of something — liquid, money, effort, or people — into a specific place or purpose.

Of a vehicle or driver: to move into and stop at a specific place.

To find or assume a hidden or deeper meaning in something, sometimes beyond what was actually intended.

To attack someone or something physically or verbally with great force, or to start on something — food, work, a task — with great energy.

To persuade or trick someone into doing something they did not originally intend to do.

To meet someone by chance, to collide with something, or to encounter a problem

When separate things become indistinguishable or blur together into a single entity

To use fear or threats to make someone do something against their will.

To look inside a space, or to understand someone's hidden thoughts, feelings, or motives.

To gradually become comfortable with a particular role, routine, or situation.

To enter credentials in order to gain access to a specific account, system, or place.

To move into a state, habit, or garment smoothly and often without deliberate effort

To hit someone or something hard, or to tackle a task with great energy and force.

To fit into a tight space or an item of clothing that is barely large enough

To begin doing something, especially speaking or performing an action, often suddenly or energetically

To enter a place or assume a role, position, or new situation.

To make a brief, casual visit to a specific place.

To enter a place or situation accidentally and without intention.

To draw someone or something into a situation, place, or process, often against their will or without them realising it.

To persuade someone to do something through conversation.

To access or make use of a source of something that was previously untapped or underused.

To attack someone verbally, to begin eating or working with great energy, or to physically rip into something.

To connect to or integrate with a larger system; or (informally) to attack or criticize someone sharply.

To eat something eagerly and with obvious enjoyment.

To change and become something different in nature, form, or character.

To enter a place, encounter a situation (often by accident), or collide with something while walking.

To gain entry to a place, group, or situation by using sly, dishonest, or manipulative means.