start into

The phrase "start into" is often used to indicate the beginning of an activity or a transition into a new period.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To begin to engage in or undertake an activity or task.

Example

She decided to start into her new project with enthusiasm.
They started into their meal as soon as it was served.

C1General

(common)To begin to argue with, nag, or criticize someone, often repeatedly.

Example

He started into her about the messy room as soon as he walked in.
The manager started into the employee for being late again.

B2General

(common)To begin a period or transition smoothly or successfully.

Example

They had a great start into the weekend with a fun party.
Here's to a fresh start into the new year!

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "start into":

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