go into
Verb
Meaning
to come or go into
be used or required for
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Examples
the boat entered an area of shallow marshes
A lot of energy went into the organization of this banquet
“Aberdeen will want a conveyor belt of players coming through that can go into the first-team and potential be sold on and make the club good money.
Ablett would likely have the option of rejoining his team alongside his family in Queensland if they served a 14-day quarantine period in Queensland although Lloyd would not go into details of how this might work.
“Accelerating vaccine research should be done following established processes through every step of development, to ensure that any vaccines that eventually go into production are both safe and effective,” it said.
A CARB-stamped cat can easily go into the thousands.