into
Significado: Expressing movement to a point inside; change of state
'Into' indicates movement from outside to inside ('walk into a room'), change of state ('turn water into ice'), division ('cut into pieces'), or involvement ('look into a matter'). It differs from 'in' which typically shows location rather than movement. 'Be into something' informally means being interested in it.
Ejemplos
- She walked into the room without knocking. 她没敲门就走进了房间。Ella entró en la habitación sin llamar.彼女はノックせずに部屋に入った。그녀는 노크도 하지 않고 방에 들어왔다.
- The caterpillar turned into a butterfly. 毛毛虫变成了蝴蝶。La oruga se convirtió en mariposa.毛虫は蝶になった。애벌레가 나비가 되었다.
- I am really into jazz music these days. 我最近真的很喜欢爵士乐。Últimamente me gusta mucho el jazz.最近ジャズにはまっている。요즘 재즈 음악에 빠져 있다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Old English 'in' + 'tō', a compound preposition meaning 'to the inside of'. The fusion into a single word occurred during Middle English, distinguishing it from the phrase 'in to' (two separate words).
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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