Starting or Beginning (Into)

to start doing something quickly and energetically

The team was motivated to belt into the fundraising campaign.

to suddenly and intensely begin to express a particular emotion or reaction

He burst into applause as soon as the performance ended.

(of a lot of people or animals) to attempt to fit into a densely packed environment or a limited space

As the doors opened, passengers started to cram into the already crowded subway car during rush hour.

to immerse oneself fully and enthusiastically into a particular activity, subject, or experience

With the start of the new semester, students were ready to dive into their studies and pursue academic excellence.

to begin or become involved in a particular state, situation, agreement, or relationship

The two companies decided to enter into a strategic partnership to expand their market reach.

to begin doing something, often without prior intention

During the vacation, I unexpectedly fell into the habit of waking up early to watch the sunrise.

to eagerly and energetically start doing something

The team flung into preparations for the upcoming competition, eager to win.

to become involved in or associated with a particular situation, activity, or group

She got into the school choir and started practicing with the group.

to start doing something suddenly and with great enthusiasm

The children launched into a game of tag.

to start a particular activity or task with great enthusiasm or vigor

Wanting to make a difference, she plunged her efforts into community service.