fold into

fold (something) into (something)

1. To bend or crease something into a particular shape or object. He loves origami and can fold paper into all kinds of animals.

2. To mix an ingredient into something, as while baking. OK, the next step is to fold the flour into the mixture.

fold something into something

1. and fold something in to blend something, such as eggs, into batter. (See also cut something into something.) Carefully, the chef folded the eggs into the other ingredients. The chef folded in the eggs.

2. to make an object by folding something, such as paper or cloth. He folded the paper into a little bird. Wally can fold a sheet of paper into an airplane that flies.

See also: fold

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

fold (something) into (something)
fold back
fold away
fold up
fold over
crease
crease up
tuck in
bend over
bend forward

References in periodicals archive

The two-dimensional structure would then fold into a three-dimensional device that Lee likens to a closed fist, with the drug on the palm.

Chemical pop-up books: how some devices build themselves

and Ming Wu of the University of California, Berkeley have found that RNA molecules rearrange their internal structures as they fold into their final shape.

RNA folding process reveals new twist

For the engineered molecule to survive as a working protein and not just collapse into a garbled mess, it must fold into a specific shape.

In a sense, designing an amino acid sequence that will fold into a properly shaped protein is like creasing a piece of origami paper so that, when immersed in a solution, the water's energy will fold it into a swan.

To test the hypothesis, Hecht and his coworkers engineered 48 genes specially designed to make proteins that would fold into a bundle of four helices.

Designer proteins: building machines of life from scratch

Now make up a random sequence of a few hundred beads and predict the three-dimensional structure that the string will spontaneously fold into.

Organic origami: scientists study the art of protein folding

词组	fold into
释义	fold into fold (something) into (something) 1. To bend or crease something into a particular shape or object. He loves origami and can fold paper into all kinds of animals. 2. To mix an ingredient into something, as while baking. OK, the next step is to fold the flour into the mixture. See also: fold Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. fold something into something 1. and fold something in to blend something, such as eggs, into batter. (See also cut something into something.) Carefully, the chef folded the eggs into the other ingredients. The chef folded in the eggs. 2. to make an object by folding something, such as paper or cloth. He folded the paper into a little bird. Wally can fold a sheet of paper into an airplane that flies. See also: fold McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: fold (something) into (something) fold back fold away fold up fold over crease crease up tuck in bend over bend forward References in periodicals archive The two-dimensional structure would then fold into a three-dimensional device that Lee likens to a closed fist, with the drug on the palm. Chemical pop-up books: how some devices build themselves and Ming Wu of the University of California, Berkeley have found that RNA molecules rearrange their internal structures as they fold into their final shape. RNA folding process reveals new twist For the engineered molecule to survive as a working protein and not just collapse into a garbled mess, it must fold into a specific shape. In a sense, designing an amino acid sequence that will fold into a properly shaped protein is like creasing a piece of origami paper so that, when immersed in a solution, the water's energy will fold it into a swan. To test the hypothesis, Hecht and his coworkers engineered 48 genes specially designed to make proteins that would fold into a bundle of four helices. Designer proteins: building machines of life from scratch Now make up a random sequence of a few hundred beads and predict the three-dimensional structure that the string will spontaneously fold into. Organic origami: scientists study the art of protein folding
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