The meaning of Go-into

phrasal verb

To come or go into

phrasal verb

Take up a subject in study or as an occupation.

Usage examples:

He went into bankruptcy law

phrasal verb

Start discussing a subject extensively.

Usage examples:

I don't want to go into it; it's pat's story to tell

phrasal verb

Investigate or inquire into something.

Usage examples:

There's no need to go into it now

phrasal verb

(of a whole number) be capable of dividing another, typically without a remainder.

Usage examples:

Six will go into eighteen, but not into five

phrasal verb

To discuss, describe, or explain something, esp. in a detailed or careful way

Usage examples:

This is the first book to go into her personal life as well as her work.

phrasal verb

To start doing a particular type of work

Usage examples:

My son's planning to go into journalism., she's decided to go into business as a freelance computer…

collocation

If a company goes into administration because it cannot pay its debts, it is allowed to start the formal process of making changes to its organization to try to avoid having to close its business and sell the things it owns

Usage examples:

The company announced last week it had gone into administration, blaming a drop in demand., the clu…