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1 into
['ɪntʊ, 'ɪntə]1) (indicating change of position, location)to put sth. into — mettere qcs. in [ container]
to come, go into — entrare in [ place]
to move sth. into the shade — spostare qcs. all'ombra
to go into town, into the office — andare in città, in ufficio
to get into the car, a train — salire in macchina, su un treno
to help sb. into bed — aiutare qcn. a mettersi a letto
to cut sth. into triangles — tagliare qcs. in o a triangoli
to break sth. into pieces — fare a pezzi qcs.
to translate sth. into Greek — tradurre qcs. in greco
to turn into — trasformarsi in [ frog]
to roll sth. into a ball — fare una palla di qcs
we were well into 1988 when... — il 1988 era già iniziato da un pezzo quando...
6) colloq. (keen on)to be into — interessarsi di, essere (un) appassionato di [jazz, athletics]
7) (indicating impact) in, controto run into sth. — sbattere contro qcs.
to bang into sb., sth. — urtare (contro) qcn., qcs
8) mat.••••to be into everything — [ child] toccare tutto
Note:Into is used after certain nouns and verbs in English ( change into, stray into etc.). For translations, consult the appropriate noun or verb entry ( change, stray etc.). - Into is also used in the structure verb + somebody + into + doing something ( to bully somebody into doing something, to fool somebody into doing something). For translations of these structures see the appropriate verb entry ( bully, fool etc.). - For translations of expressions like get into trouble, go into details, get into debt etc., you should consult the appropriate noun entry ( trouble, detail, debt etc.)* * *['intu]1) (to or towards the inside of; to within: The eggs were put into the box; They disappeared into the mist.) in2) (against: The car ran into the wall.) in3) (to the state or condition of: A tadpole turns into a frog; I've sorted the books into piles.) in4) (expressing the idea of division: Two into four goes twice.) in* * *['ɪntʊ, 'ɪntə]1) (indicating change of position, location)to put sth. into — mettere qcs. in [ container]
to come, go into — entrare in [ place]
to move sth. into the shade — spostare qcs. all'ombra
to go into town, into the office — andare in città, in ufficio
to get into the car, a train — salire in macchina, su un treno
to help sb. into bed — aiutare qcn. a mettersi a letto
to cut sth. into triangles — tagliare qcs. in o a triangoli
to break sth. into pieces — fare a pezzi qcs.
to translate sth. into Greek — tradurre qcs. in greco
to turn into — trasformarsi in [ frog]
to roll sth. into a ball — fare una palla di qcs
we were well into 1988 when... — il 1988 era già iniziato da un pezzo quando...
6) colloq. (keen on)to be into — interessarsi di, essere (un) appassionato di [jazz, athletics]
7) (indicating impact) in, controto run into sth. — sbattere contro qcs.
to bang into sb., sth. — urtare (contro) qcn., qcs
8) mat.••••to be into everything — [ child] toccare tutto
Note:Into is used after certain nouns and verbs in English ( change into, stray into etc.). For translations, consult the appropriate noun or verb entry ( change, stray etc.). - Into is also used in the structure verb + somebody + into + doing something ( to bully somebody into doing something, to fool somebody into doing something). For translations of these structures see the appropriate verb entry ( bully, fool etc.). - For translations of expressions like get into trouble, go into details, get into debt etc., you should consult the appropriate noun entry ( trouble, detail, debt etc.) -
2 into ***** prep
['ɪntuː]1) (of place) in, dentroput it into the box — mettilo nella or dentro la scatola
to go into town/the country — andare in città/in campagna
2) (change in condition) inhe is really into jazz fam — è un appassionato di jazz, ha la passione del jazz
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3 get into
get into [sth.]2) (be admitted) (as member) entrare in, diventare membro di [ club]; (as student) entrare in, essere ammesso a [ school]I didn't know what I was getting into — fig. non sapevo in che cosa mi stavo imbarcando
3) (squeeze into) entrare in [garment, size]to get into the habit of doing sth. — prendere l'abitudine di fare qcs.
to get into trouble — mettersi nei guai; get [sb., sth.] into fare entrare [qcn.] in [ good school]; fare entrare [qcs.] in [ room]
* * *1) (to put on (clothes etc): Get into your pyjamas.) mettere2) (to begin to be in a particular state or behave in a particular way: He got into a temper.) mettersi; montare3) (to affect strangely: I don't know what has got into him) prendere* * *vi + prep(house, clothes) entrare in, (vehicle) salire in, montare in, (club) entrare in, essere ammesso (-a) a* * *get into [sth.]2) (be admitted) (as member) entrare in, diventare membro di [ club]; (as student) entrare in, essere ammesso a [ school]I didn't know what I was getting into — fig. non sapevo in che cosa mi stavo imbarcando
3) (squeeze into) entrare in [garment, size]to get into the habit of doing sth. — prendere l'abitudine di fare qcs.
to get into trouble — mettersi nei guai; get [sb., sth.] into fare entrare [qcn.] in [ good school]; fare entrare [qcs.] in [ room]
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4 form into
to form sth. into — organizzare qcs. in [ paragraphs]; mettere qcs. in [ circle]; disporre o dividere qcs. in [ groups]
* * *to form sth. into — organizzare qcs. in [ paragraphs]; mettere qcs. in [ circle]; disporre o dividere qcs. in [ groups]
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5 enter into
enter into [sth.]1) (embark on) entrare in, avviare, iniziare [correspondence, conversation]; intavolare [negotiation, argument]; iniziare a dare [ explanations]; entrare in [ deal]; concludere [agreement, contract]2) (be part of) (ri)entrare in, far parte di [ plans]* * *1) (to take part in: He entered into an agreement with the film director.) partecipare; fare2) (to take part enthusiastically in: They entered into the Christmas spirit.) entrare3) (to begin to discuss: We cannot enter into the question of salaries yet.) entrare4) (to be a part of: The price did not enter into the discussion.) entrare* * *vi + prep1) (participate in) entrare in, (negotiations, argument, debate) prendere parte a, partecipare a, (explanation) lanciarsi in, (agreement) concludere2) (sb's plans, calculations) rientrare in3)* * *enter into [sth.]1) (embark on) entrare in, avviare, iniziare [correspondence, conversation]; intavolare [negotiation, argument]; iniziare a dare [ explanations]; entrare in [ deal]; concludere [agreement, contract]2) (be part of) (ri)entrare in, far parte di [ plans] -
6 burst into
burst into [sth.]1) irrompere in, fare irruzione in [room, meeting]2)to burst into blossom o bloom germogliare o fiorire all'improvviso; to burst into flames prendere fuoco; to burst into song mettersi a cantare; to burst into tears — scoppiare in lacrime
* * *vi + prep(room) irrompere into burst into flames — prendere fuoco, andare in fiamme
* * *burst into [sth.]1) irrompere in, fare irruzione in [room, meeting]2)to burst into blossom o bloom germogliare o fiorire all'improvviso; to burst into flames prendere fuoco; to burst into song mettersi a cantare; to burst into tears — scoppiare in lacrime
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7 go into
go into [sth.]3) (explain)let's not go into that now — per il momento lasciamo perdere o non parliamone
5) (hit) [car, driver] andare a sbattere contro* * *1) (to make a careful study of (something): We'll need to go into this plan in detail.) esaminare2) (to discuss in detail: I don't want to go into the problems at the moment.) discutere* * *vi + prep1) (investigate, examine) indagare, esaminare a fondo, (embark on) lanciarsi in, imbarcarsi in2) (embark on: career) darsi a3) (trance, coma) entrare in* * *go into [sth.]3) (explain)let's not go into that now — per il momento lasciamo perdere o non parliamone
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8 break into
break into [sth.]1) (enter by force) [ thief] entrare (con effrazione) in [building, car]; forzare [ safe]; [ police] irrompere, fare irruzione in [ building]2) (start to use) aprire, cominciare [ new packet]3) (encroach on) interferire con [ leisure time]; interrompere, spezzare [ morning]to break into song, cheers — mettersi a cantare, ad acclamare
5) (make headway) [ company] affermarsi in [ market]; [ person] sfondare in [ show business]* * *vi + prep2)to break into song/a trot — mettersi a cantare/trottare* * *break into [sth.]1) (enter by force) [ thief] entrare (con effrazione) in [building, car]; forzare [ safe]; [ police] irrompere, fare irruzione in [ building]2) (start to use) aprire, cominciare [ new packet]3) (encroach on) interferire con [ leisure time]; interrompere, spezzare [ morning]to break into song, cheers — mettersi a cantare, ad acclamare
5) (make headway) [ company] affermarsi in [ market]; [ person] sfondare in [ show business] -
9 come into
come into [sth.]1) (inherit) ereditare [ money]; entrare in possesso di [ inheritance]to come into it — [age, experience] entrare in gioco
* * *vi + prep(inherit) ereditarewhere do I come into it? — (be involved) come vi entro io?
* * *come into [sth.]1) (inherit) ereditare [ money]; entrare in possesso di [ inheritance]to come into it — [age, experience] entrare in gioco
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10 grow into
Ex:grow into [sth.] —/Ex:2) (fit into) abituarsi a [ role]he'll grow into it — (of garment) quando crescerà gli andrà bene
* * *vi + prep1)he'll grow into them — quando crescerà gli andranno bene2) (become) farsi, diventare* * *Ex:grow into [sth.] —/Ex:2) (fit into) abituarsi a [ role]he'll grow into it — (of garment) quando crescerà gli andrà bene
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11 run into
run into [sth., sb.]1) (collide with) scontrarsi con [ car]; finire contro [ wall]2) (encounter) imbattersi in, incontrare per caso [ person]; incorrere in, incontrare [ difficulty]3) (amount to) [ income] ammontare a [hundreds, millions]* * *1) (to meet: I ran into her in the street.) imbattersi2) (to crash into or collide with: The car ran into a lamp-post.) sbattere contro* * *vi + prep(meet: person) incontrare per caso, (difficulties, troubles etc) incontrare, trovare, (collide with) andare a sbattere contro* * *run into [sth., sb.]1) (collide with) scontrarsi con [ car]; finire contro [ wall]2) (encounter) imbattersi in, incontrare per caso [ person]; incorrere in, incontrare [ difficulty]3) (amount to) [ income] ammontare a [hundreds, millions] -
12 rush into
rush into [sth.] lanciarsi in [qcs.] senza riflettere [ purchase]; prendere [qcs.] senza pensarci su [ commitment]to rush into marriage — sposarsi in fretta; rush [sb.] into doing spingere qcn. a fare
* * *rush into [sth.] lanciarsi in [qcs.] senza riflettere [ purchase]; prendere [qcs.] senza pensarci su [ commitment]to rush into marriage — sposarsi in fretta; rush [sb.] into doing spingere qcn. a fare
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13 walk into
walk into [sth.]1) (enter) entrare in [room, house]he walked into that job — fig. ha ottenuto quel posto di lavoro senza muovere un dito
2) (become entangled in) cadere in [trap, ambush]; cacciarsi in [ tricky situation]you walked right into that one! — colloq. ci sei cascato in pieno!
3) (bump into) andare a sbattere contro [wall, person]* * *walk into [sth.]1) (enter) entrare in [room, house]he walked into that job — fig. ha ottenuto quel posto di lavoro senza muovere un dito
2) (become entangled in) cadere in [trap, ambush]; cacciarsi in [ tricky situation]you walked right into that one! — colloq. ci sei cascato in pieno!
3) (bump into) andare a sbattere contro [wall, person] -
14 bump into
bump into [sb., sth.] (collide) (andare a) sbattere contro, tamponare [person, object]; bump into [sb.] colloq. (meet) imbattersi in, incontrare per caso* * *(to meet (someone) by accident: I bumped into him in the street.) incontrare per caso* * *vi + prep1) (vehicle) andare a sbattere contro2) (fam: meet) imbattersi in, incontrare per casoI bumped into Paul yesterday — ho incontrato per caso Paul, ieri
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15 make into
make [sth.] into trasformare in* * *make [sth.] into trasformare in -
16 eat into
eat into [sth.] [acid, rust] corrodere, fare un buco in [ metal]; fig. [interruptions, duties] portare via [ time]; [bills, fees] intaccare [ savings]* * *(to destroy or waste gradually: Acid eats into metal; The school fees have eaten into our savings.) corrodere* * *vi + preprodere, (subj: acid) corrodere, (savings) intaccare* * * -
17 pitch into
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18 plough into
plough into [sth.]1) (crash into) [ vehicle] andare a sbattere contro [tree, wall]; investire [ crowd]* * *plough into [sth.]1) (crash into) [ vehicle] andare a sbattere contro [tree, wall]; investire [ crowd] -
19 wade into
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20 look into
look into [sth.] esaminare, studiare [possibility, problem]; indagare su, investigare su [death, disappearance]* * *(to inspect or investigate closely: The manager will look into your complaint.) esaminare* * *vi + prep(matter, possibility) esaminare* * *look into [sth.] esaminare, studiare [possibility, problem]; indagare su, investigare su [death, disappearance]
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ram into something — ˌram ˈinto sth | ˌram sth ˈinto sth derived to hit against sth or to make sth hit against sth with force • He rammed his truck into the back of the one in front. Main entry: ↑ramderived … Useful english dictionary