delve into

delve into (something)

To study something thoroughly. Because I was eager to delve into that novel further, I decided to write about it for my term paper.

delve into something

to examine or study something carefully; to enter into the examination or study of something. He delved into the solution of the problem facing him. I am just now delving into a study of the Trojan War.

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

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delve
delve into (something)
no stranger to (something)
not stand the sight of (someone or something)
think twice
think twice about
think twice about something/about doing something
think twice, to
be one over (the) eight
know (someone or something) like a book

References in periodicals archive

The Great British Story - Ancestors in the Archives - will take place at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum on Saturday from 10.30am-4.30pm, offering the public a chance to delve into the history of the area and learn more about past generations.

Fiona Dye, from BBC Learning, said: "This is a brilliant opportunity to learn about Coventry's rich history and allow people to delve into their own ancestry."

Step back in time at museum

The intent is to delve into the foundations of modern day China's system of education.

Knowledge Area Module 1: SBSF-7100 - Principles of Organizational and Social Systems

When he started his influential career over half a century ago, understanding the oeuvres of the still active Frank Lloyd Wright, Gropius and Le Corbusier had an urgency that compelled him to delve into the very origins of Modernism.

Passionate humanist: modern architecture and other essays

For the uninitiated reader, who still may mistake spare lines of poetry for a lack of content, I highly recommend that they delve into this tight collection by award-winning master poet, Lucille Clifton.

Blessing the Boats: New and Selected Poems 1988-2000

Locketz also recommends reading the fine print on applications, particularly the waiver agreement that gives a prospective employer permission to delve into your background.

How much should employers know? Pocket your privacy by understanding the limits of background checks

To illustrate German communitarian values, the authors delve into German Mitbestimmung (worker codetermination).

The Seven Cultures of Capitalism

词组	delve into
释义	delve into delve into (something) To study something thoroughly. Because I was eager to delve into that novel further, I decided to write about it for my term paper. See also: delve Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. delve into something to examine or study something carefully; to enter into the examination or study of something. He delved into the solution of the problem facing him. I am just now delving into a study of the Trojan War. See also: delve McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: delve delve into (something) no stranger to (something) not stand the sight of (someone or something) think twice think twice about think twice about something/about doing something think twice, to be one over (the) eight know (someone or something) like a book References in periodicals archive The Great British Story - Ancestors in the Archives - will take place at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum on Saturday from 10.30am-4.30pm, offering the public a chance to delve into the history of the area and learn more about past generations. Fiona Dye, from BBC Learning, said: "This is a brilliant opportunity to learn about Coventry's rich history and allow people to delve into their own ancestry." Step back in time at museum The intent is to delve into the foundations of modern day China's system of education. Knowledge Area Module 1: SBSF-7100 - Principles of Organizational and Social Systems When he started his influential career over half a century ago, understanding the oeuvres of the still active Frank Lloyd Wright, Gropius and Le Corbusier had an urgency that compelled him to delve into the very origins of Modernism. Passionate humanist: modern architecture and other essays For the uninitiated reader, who still may mistake spare lines of poetry for a lack of content, I highly recommend that they delve into this tight collection by award-winning master poet, Lucille Clifton. Blessing the Boats: New and Selected Poems 1988-2000 Locketz also recommends reading the fine print on applications, particularly the waiver agreement that gives a prospective employer permission to delve into your background. How much should employers know? Pocket your privacy by understanding the limits of background checks To illustrate German communitarian values, the authors delve into German Mitbestimmung (worker codetermination). The Seven Cultures of Capitalism
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