want into (something or some place)

1. To wish to enter some place or thing. A: "What's that scratching noise?" B: "Oh, the dog just wants into the house."

2. To desire to be included in some activity or situation. Once they understood how much money they stood to make, every investor in the country suddenly wanted into the deal.

词组	want into (something or some place)
释义	want into (something or some place) want into (something or some place) 1. To wish to enter some place or thing. A: "What's that scratching noise?" B: "Oh, the dog just wants into the house." 2. To desire to be included in some activity or situation. Once they understood how much money they stood to make, every investor in the country suddenly wanted into the deal. See also: want Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: want in want out keep it down to a dull roar bark at bark at (someone or something) scratch at scratch at (something) big noise a big name/noise a big noise
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