go in

Meanings

• Verb

  To enter or go inside a place or building.

  - "I will go in and get the book for you."
  - "The customers go in to shop at the mall."
  - "The new employees are asked to go in for an interview."

• Verb

  To begin or start something.

  - "Let's go in and begin the project."
  - "The team went in and scored the winning goal."
  - "He went in and took the lead in the debate."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with go in
no , go , to

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Variants

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go in , go in for , goes in , goes in for , going in , going in for , gone in , gone in for , went in , went in for , go in on , go in with , all in , all-in , go all in , go up , go up in flames , go up in smoke , goes up , goes up in flames , goes up in smoke , going up , going up in flames , going up in smoke , gone up , gone up in flames , gone up in smoke , went up , went up in flames , went up in smoke , go hand in hand , goes hand in hand , going hand in hand , gone hand in hand , hand in hand , went hand in hand , go down in history , (go) jump in a/the lake , go jump in a lake , go jump in the lake , jump in a lake , jump in the lake , go to hell in a handbasket

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Etymology

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The word 'go in' comes from Old English 'gan in,' meaning 'to enter.'

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Trivia

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1. The phrase 'go in' was used as a euphemism during World War II to describe paratroopers jumping out of planes.

2. In cricket, 'go in' is the term used to describe the batsman taking guard at the crease.

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Related Concepts

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1. Enter: A synonym for 'go in' meaning to move into a place or begin an activity.

2. Start: A synonym for 'go in' meaning to begin an activity or process.

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Culture

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In literature, 'go in' is often used metaphorically to describe starting or entering a new phase or experience. For example, in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby,' the character Nick Carraway describes entering the world of the wealthy and famous as 'going in' to the party.

How to Memorize "go in"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize yourself physically entering a building or starting a new activity.
   - Imagine the sensation of going through a door or taking the first step.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'go in' with the image of entering a new room or starting a new project.
   - Connect the word with the feeling of excitement or nervousness that comes with entering a new situation.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Goes Inside' to remember the definition of 'go in' as 'to enter or go inside a place or building.'
   - Create a sentence using the word 'go in' in context to help remember its meaning.

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