gets, got, gotten, getting
to get into
phrasal verbC
To discuss or examine something in detail
- 1Let's not get into the details right now.
- 2We can get into that topic later.
When you talk about something very carefully and give a lot of information, you are looking closely at every part. You explain everything step by step, not just the main idea. You spend time talking about all the small details so everyone understands fully.
When someone says, "Let's not get into that now," it means they don't want to talk about the details of a topic at the moment.
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in a shared office environment
Project Planning Discussion
James
Hey Richard, do you have a moment to talk about the new project?
Richard
Sure, James. What do you want to focus on first?
James
I think we should get into the budget details before anything else.
Richard
Good idea. Let's make sure we cover everything thoroughly.
in a restaurant
Discussing the Menu
Ashley
This menu looks interesting, but I don't know what to choose.
Timothy
Let's get into the details of each dish to help you decide.
Ashley
Great idea! I want to know more about the ingredients.
Timothy
Sure, let's start with the pasta options.
at a tattoo studio
Designing the Perfect Tattoo
Donald
I really want something unique for my arm.
Cynthia
Great! Let's get into the details of what you're envisioning.
Donald
I was thinking of incorporating some tribal elements.
Cynthia
That sounds interesting. We can definitely explore that further.
at the fitness center
Examining Workout Plans
James
Hey Linda, are you ready for today's session?
Linda
Yes, but before we start, I think we should get into the new workout plan.
James
Good idea, let's go over it step by step.
Linda
Great, I want to make sure we're doing everything correctly.
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Similar to "to get into":
- 1explore
- 2discuss
