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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Into', 'To', 'About', & 'For' - Otros (En)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Into', 'To', 'About', & 'For'
to ask into

to ask someone to come inside and join one at one's place

invitar a entrar, pedir que vengan

invitar a entrar, pedir que vengan

Ex: We're planning to ask our friends into our new apartment for a housewarming party. 
to come into

to receive money or assets from someone who has passed away, typically through a will or legal inheritance

heredar, recibir en herencia

heredar, recibir en herencia

Ex: She came into a large sum of money when her grandfather passed away. 
to eat into

to keep making someone upset or angry by consistently doing things that bother them

carcomer, minar

carcomer, minar

Ex: The constant criticism from her supervisor began to eat into her motivation and enthusiasm for the job. 
to fit into

to be able to be placed or inserted into a particular space or container

encajar en, caber en

encajar en, caber en

Ex: The puzzle piece doesn't seem to fit into the empty spot on the board. 
to go into
to go into
[Verbo]

to require or involve a certain level of effort, resources, or work for a particular purpose or task

requerir, implicar

requerir, implicar

Ex: A lot of planning goes into organizing a successful event. 
to lay into

to assault someone physically or verbally

arremeter contra, atacar verbalmente

arremeter contra, atacar verbalmente

Ex: The customer laid into the manager after his meal was served cold. 
to lead into

to transition to a new subject or topic

llevar a, transicionar a

llevar a, transicionar a

Ex: The discussion of climate change led into a discussion of renewable energy. 
to parlay into

to use one thing or a particular quality to achieve success or gain a bigger or better thing

aprovechar para

aprovechar para

Ex: The band parlayed their local popularity into international stardom. 
to plug into

to connect an electrical device to a power source by inserting its plug into an outlet

conectar, enchufar

conectar, enchufar

Ex: I need to plug my phone into the charger; it's almost dead. 
to read into

to assume there is more meaning in a situation, statement, etc. than what is directly expressed

interpretar de más, sobreinterpretar

interpretar de más, sobreinterpretar

Ex: He often reads into her silence, assuming she's upset when she's just quiet. 
to run into

to unexpectedly face a difficult situation or problem

toparse con, encontrarse con

toparse con, encontrarse con

Ex: The company ran into financial difficulties and had to lay off employees. 
to talk into

to convince someone to do something they do not want to do

convencer

convencer

Ex: He's against the idea, but I think I can talk him into it. 
to tune into

to start listening to or watching a specific program by adjusting the radio or television

sintonizar con, ponerse en

sintonizar con, ponerse en

Ex: We should tune into the live broadcast of the music concert. 
to check into

to examine a situation or problem closely

investigar, examinar

investigar, examinar

Ex: I'll check into the issue and get back to you with a solution. 
to dig into

to focus deeply on a subject or issue for a complete examination

profundizar en, indagar en

profundizar en, indagar en

Ex: The archaeologists decided to dig into the ancient ruins to unearth hidden artifacts. 
to dip into

to briefly or casually read a part of a book, article, or written material

echar un vistazo, hojear

echar un vistazo, hojear

Ex: Before deciding to buy the novel, she decided to dip into the first chapter to get a sense of the writing style. 
to look into

to investigate or explore something in order to gather information or understand it better

estudiar

estudiar

Ex: The police are looking into the mysterious disappearance of the young woman. 
to see into

to examine something closely

examinar detenidamente, investigar a fondo

examinar detenidamente, investigar a fondo

Ex: The journalist saw into the background of the famous artist for their upcoming interview. 
to put into

to invest a specific amount of time or effort into an activity or task with dedication

invertir, dedicar

invertir, dedicar

Ex: She put a lot of hard work into that project 
to buy into

to invest in a company by purchasing its stocks or shares

invertir en, comprar acciones de

invertir en, comprar acciones de

Ex: The financial advisor recommended buying into a diverse portfolio for risk management. 
to pour into

to invest a significant amount of money into something continuously or over an extended period

invertir masivamente, inyectar fondos

invertir masivamente, inyectar fondos

Ex: The government poured additional funding into the education sector this year. 
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