dip in
phr. v..phr. v.. to read or watch small parts of something instead of the whole thing from start to finish.
phr. v.. to examine or engage with a text, subject, or activity in a non-linear, sporadic, or superficial manner.
You don't need to read this book in order; just dip in.
It is a great reference book to keep on your coffee table so guests can dip in whenever they like.
Rather than committing to a full degree, he decided to dip in by attending a few open lectures on quantum physics.
often used with the preposition 'to' when followed by an object like a book, a fund, or a hobby.
use the physical image of 'dipping' a toe into water to help students visualize the brief, non-committal nature of the action.
I dipped in the book.I dipped into the book.when followed by a noun, the preposition 'into' is required; 'dip in' is used alone as an intransitive form.