enter into

enter into: phrasal verb [transitive]
Word forms "enter into":
present tense I/you/we/they enter into he/she/it enters into present participle entering into past tense entered into past participle entered into
1) enter into something to start to take part in an official discussion or other formal activity

The government had entered into a genuine dialogue with the terrorists.

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Collocations:
Nouns frequently used as objects of enter into
▪ correspondence, debate, dialogue, discussions, negotiations, talks
2) to agree to be part of an official agreement or contract

In 1986, the organization entered into an agreement with a private firm to operate the security system.

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Collocations:
Nouns frequently used as objects of enter into
▪ agreement, alliance, arrangement, contract, partnership, transaction, treaty
3) enter into something to be an important aspect of a situation

When companies are trying to save money, loyalty to workers doesn't enter into it.

4) enter into the spirit (of something) to behave in the enthusiastic way that people expect in a particular situation, for example in a game or at a party

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Synonyms:

Penetrate, pierce, perforate / Form a part of, be a component or constituent in / Share, participate in, be a partaker of / Sympathize with

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enter into — begin to be involved in. → enter enter into undertake to bind oneself by (an agreement). → enter … English new terms dictionary
enter into — index contract, contribute (assist), engage (involve), espouse, incur, involve (participate) … Law dictionary
enter into — phrasal 1. : to inquire into (a subject) : examine, consider regrettable that the book does not enter into the moral aspect of the issue 2. : to make oneself a party to or in entered into a solemn treaty and covenant 3. : to form a constituent… … Useful english dictionary
enter into — 1) PHR V RECIP If you enter into something such as an agreement, discussion, or relationship, you become involved in it. You can also say that two people enter into something. [FORMAL] [V P n with n] I have not entered into any financial… … English dictionary
enter into — /ˌentər ɪntu:/ verb to begin ● to enter into relations with someone ● to enter into negotiations with a foreign government ● to enter into a partnership with a friend ● The company does not want to enter into any long term agreement … Dictionary of banking and finance
enter into — phrasal 1. to make oneself a party to or in < enter into an agreement > 2. to form or be part of < your prejudices shouldn t enter into it > 3. to participate or share in < enter into the spirit of the occasion > … New Collegiate Dictionary
enter into — To join with another or with others; as, to enter into a contract, to enter into a conspiracy … Ballentine's law dictionary
enter into — verb a) To become legally committed to. One must be of legal age to enter into a contract. b) To engage in a formal process. The country entered into peace talks with the militants … Wiktionary
enter into — phr verb Enter into is used with these nouns as the object: ↑agreement, ↑alliance, ↑contract, ↑correspondence, ↑dialogue, ↑discussion, ↑dispute, ↑equation, ↑file, ↑folklore, ↑inheritance, ↑ … Collocations dictionary
enter into something with somebody — ˈenter into sth (with sb) derived to begin sth or become involved in sth • to enter into an agreement • to enter into negotiations Main entry: ↑enterderived … Useful english dictionary

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