go in

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go in

The children go in the small wooden boat.

Definition
  1. Verb (intransitive):
    • To enter a place or space: To move from an outside area into an enclosed or defined interior area.
    • To become involved or participate: To join or become part of an activity, situation, or discussion.
    • (Of the sun or moon) To become obscured by clouds: To disappear from view behind cloud cover.
Usage Examples
  • Verb:
    • Please knock before you go in. (To enter a room.)
    • The cat refused to go in the house. (To enter a building.)
    • He decided to go in on the business deal with his partners. (To become involved in a venture.)
    • The sun went in just as we started our picnic. (To become hidden by clouds.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to go in for something": To have a particular interest in or liking for something; to choose or take up an activity.
    • She doesn't really go in for team sports. (She is not interested in them.)
  • "to go in with someone": To join with someone, especially in a financial or collaborative venture.
    • We went in with another family to buy a vacation home.
  • "to go in through/out of": Used to specify the point of entry or exit.
    • We went in through the back door.
Variants and Related Words
  • Go-in (noun, informal): An instance of entering or the right to enter. (Rare)
  • Go into (phrasal verb): To enter; to discuss or investigate in detail; to begin a career or state.
    • He went into the room. (Entered)
    • The report goes into the causes of the problem. (Discusses in detail)
    • She went into law after college. (Began a career in)
Synonyms
  • Enter: To come or go into a place.
  • Come in: To enter (often used as an invitation or observation).
  • Get in: To succeed in entering.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Go in for: To like, enjoy, or choose something as an interest or hobby.
    • He goes in for classical music.
  • Go in with: To combine resources or efforts with someone.
    • They went in with us to hire a tutor.
Related Idioms
  • Go in one ear and out the other: To be heard but immediately forgotten or ignored.
    • My advice just goes in one ear and out the other.
  • Go in guns blazing: To begin something with great force, energy, or aggression.
    • He went in guns blazing to the negotiation.
go in

The children go in the small wooden boat.

Verb
  1. to come or go into
    • the boat entered an area of shallow marshes

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