Go into: Różnice pomiędzy wersjami

Aktualna wersja na dzień 20:05, 14 mar 2016

go into (to enter, to spend, to use, to divide ) - wchodzić, ponieść, zużyć, dzielić (o liczbach).

Teacher in his explanations wouldn't go into details now. [wouldn't explain the details]
John always wanted to go into small retail business. [...wanted to start small retail business.]
In Moszkowski's sixties his popularity began to fade and his career slowly went into decline. [...and his carrer slowly began to decline]
A great effort has gone into ensuring the wedding runs smoothly. [... effort has been done to ensure...]
A lot of money went into rebuilding this house. [a lot of money were spent for rebuilding...]
Go into your D drive. [/in computer/ open your D drive]
His car went into a tree, and totally came apart. [his car hit the tree and was totally destroyed]
17 goes into 51 three times. [Integer number 17 divides integer number 51 and the result is three]
Shortly after a takeoff the airplane had gone into a steep descent. [...the airplane started a sharp descent]

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 # ''Teacher in his explanations wouldn't '''go into''' details now.'' [wouldn't explain the details]
 # ''John always wanted to '''go into''' small retail business.'' [...wanted to start small retail business.]
+# ''In Moszkowski's sixties his popularity began to fade and his career slowly '''went into''' decline.'' [...and his carrer slowly began to decline]
 # ''A great effort has '''gone into''' ensuring the wedding runs smoothly.'' [... effort has been done to ensure...]
 # ''A lot of money '''went into''' rebuilding this house.'' [a lot of money were spent for rebuilding...]