Into | Mean of into in English Dictionary

/ˈɪntu/

• to or toward the inside of (something)
1. She came into the room/house.
2. a medicine injected into the bloodstream
3. Please put the bowl into the sink/cupboard.
4. They were heading into town.
5. He jumped into the pool.
• in the direction of (something)
1. You should never look directly into [=toward] the sun.
2. She was just staring into space.
3. peering/looking into the past/future
• to the state, condition, or form of (something)
1. She was shocked into silence.
2. come into being/existence
3. as day turns into night
4. I got into trouble again.
5. her slow descent into madness
6. converting sunlight into electricity
7. He translated the poem from Latin into English.
8. change dollars into euros
9. breaking up into smaller pieces

• relating to or concerning (something)
1. an investigation into the causes of the accident
• to owe someone (an amount of money)
1. I'm into him for a thousand dollars.