get into
phrasal verb.phrasal verb. to become interested in an activity or subject, or to start doing something regularly.
phrasal verb. to develop an interest in or become involved in a particular activity, hobby, or field of study; often implies the beginning of a habitual or enthusiastic engagement.
I really want to get into photography this year.
She started to get into yoga after her doctor suggested she find a way to relax.
While many students struggle with the introductory material, those who truly get into the subject often pursue advanced research opportunities.
- take up
- become interested in
- develop a taste for
- Particles
- into
- Separability
- inseparable
- Pattern
- get + into + object
The object is usually a hobby, a genre of music/film, or a specific field of interest.
Distinguish this 'interest' sense from the literal sense of entering a vehicle or the sense of being accepted into a university; this version is very common for discussing lifestyle changes.
I am getting into of jazz music.I am getting into jazz music.The phrasal verb 'get into' takes a direct object without the preposition 'of'.
Last updated April 24, 2026