into
/ˈɪntu/
preposition
- To the inside or interior of something; toward or in the direction of the inside.
- The cat jumped into the box and fell asleep.
- He poured the milk into a glass.
- She walked into the room and closed the door.
- Indicates a change of state or transformation.
- The old factory was converted into an apartment building.
- She cut the paper into small pieces.
- The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.
- Indicates involvement or interest in an activity or subject.
- Are you into science fiction movies?
- She got into photography during the pandemic.
- He is really into playing the guitar these days.
- Indicates division or separation.
- The teacher divided the class into four groups.
- Cut the cake into eight slices.
- The river splits into two branches near the delta.
- Indicates hitting or colliding with something.
- I accidentally walked into the glass door.
- He bumped into an old friend at the grocery store.
- The car ran into a tree during the storm.
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