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Meanings of enter into in anglès

To enter into or conclude a legal agreement.

Usage of enter into in anglès
1
A great injustice may be allowed thereby to enter into our system.
The Guardian
2
Advertising interests, target-demographic groups and market share all enter into the equation.
The Irish Times
3
This club will not enter into this new way of understanding football.
The Guardian
4
Some girls enter into early marriages because the situation is so difficult.
The Guardian
5
Definitive duties must be approved by EU governments to enter into force.
Reuters
6
The company will now enter into a 30-day consultation period with staff.
The Irish Times
7
His marginalia suggest a desire to enter into conversation with the text.
The new yorker
8
This is useful work; by it woman will enter into the kingdom.
A Compilaton on Women
9
Love wasn't really intending to enter into a discussion of estrogen chemistry.
The new yorker
10
Heart helpfulness is to enter into the fundamental conceptions of our living.
The Investment of Influence: A Study of Social Sympathy and Serv...
11
But the destructive forces of the flood now enter into the programme.
The Evolution of the Dragon
12
It's the people themselves who wanted to enter into this forestry development.
Radio NZ
13
His personal character and former doings do not enter into the matter.
Don Orsino
14
You are in the right, and I enter into all your feelings.
The Shopkeeper Turned Gentleman
15
We can enter into the most plain-spoken particulars about ourselves in secret.
Bunyan Characters (2nd Series)
16
And in this place again: If they shall enter into my rest.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, New Testament
This collocation consists of:
Enter into through the time
Enter into across language varieties
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Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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