dive into
phrasal verb.phrasal verb. to start doing something with a lot of energy and interest, without waiting.
phrasal verb. to begin an activity or task with enthusiasm and without hesitation; often implies a deep or thorough immersion into a subject or project.
Let's dive into the new project today.
After a quick coffee, she sat down to dive into the pile of research papers on her desk.
The documentary doesn't just skim the surface; it dives into the complex socio-economic factors that led to the city's sudden decline.
usually followed by a task, a topic, or a hobby as the object.
use the literal meaning of jumping into water to help students visualize the 'total immersion' and 'speed' of the figurative meaning.
I want to dive into of the book.I want to dive into the book.'into' is a preposition that takes the object directly; do not add 'of' after it.
Last updated April 24, 2026