Related to word: go
Phrasal Verb
When time, money, or effort is utilized in creating or doing something
She went into this research with a lot of time and effort.
The company went into hundreds of thousands in developing the new product.
We need to go into more resources for this project.
to explore, analyze, depict, or elucidate something meticulously or thoroughly
In his speech, he went into the effects of climate change in detail.
The book goes into the evolution of human history thoroughly.
We need to go into this issue more deeply to find a solution.
If a vehicle collides with something like a tree or wall, it hits it
His car went into a tree, causing some damage.
The vehicle went into a wall at the corner.
The driver accidentally went into a utility pole at the roadside.
to commence a specific type of professional endeavor
He decided to go into medicine and become a surgeon.
Many students choose to go into the tech industry after graduating from university.
Her parents hope she will go into law and become a lawyer.
to initiate an activity, or to enter into a particular condition
We plan to go into market research starting tomorrow.
They went into discussions during the meeting.
She went into new social activities through a hobby group.