| 释义 |
●ˌdive ˈin●ˌdive ˈinto sth1. (informal) to start doing sth with enthusiasm and without stopping to think （不假思索地）全情投入，全力以赴◆She dived in with a question before I had finished speaking.
我话还没讲完，她便迫不及待地提了个问题。◆They had dived into the new business without thinking it through.
未经慎重考虑，他们就投身办起了新企业。2. (informal) to start eating with enthusiasm 大吃起来◆As soon as the food was served, she dived in.
食物一端上来，她就大口大口地吃了起来。OBJ food, dinner
SYN dig in, dig into sth[v + adv] [v + prep] |