●ˌgo ˈin🔑●ˌgo ˈin sth🔑●ˌgo ˈinto sth🔑1.to enter a room, a house, etc.进去；进入（室内、屋内等）◆It’s getting cold; let’s go in. 天冷了；我们进屋去吧。◆Let’s go in the kitchen—it’s warmer. 我们进厨房吧——厨房暖和些。◆Why did you go into my office? 你为什么进我的办公室？◆Are you going into town today? 你今天要进城吗？➡ SYNONYMS 同义词辨析go in come in ◇ enter (sth) ◇ go in ◇ set foot in/on sth All these words mean to come or go into sth.这些动词都表示进来或进去。 come in ( come into sth) to enter a place, especially a building, room, etc.进来；进入（楼内、室内等）It's getting cold. Why don't you come in now?天冷了。为什么现在不进来呢？Come in! (= used to give sb permission to enter a room)进来！ enter (sth) (formal) to come or go into a place进入；走进Please knock before you enter.进来之前请敲门。Where did the bullet enter the body?子弹打中身体什么部位了？ go in ( go into sth) to enter a place, especially a building, room, etc.进去；进入（楼内、室内等）It's getting cold. Let's go in.天冷了。我们进去吧。They went into the dining room.他们进了餐厅。 set foot in / on sth to enter or visit a place进入，踏上，访问，参观（某地）He was the first person to set foot on the moon.他是第一个登上月球的人。I vowed never to set foot in the place again.我发誓再也不去那个地方。It was the first time I'd set foot on African soil.那是我首次踏上非洲的土地。 WHICH WORD? Come in implies movement in the direction of the speaker; go in implies movement in the opposite direction * come in 指朝说话者的方向移动； go in 指朝相反的方向移动Come in and help me tidy up.进来帮我收拾一下。The door was open but we were too scared to go in.门是敞开的，但我们吓得不敢进去。 Enter can imply movement in either direction. * enter 可指朝任一方向移动。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONSto enter / come into / go into / set foot in a room / building / country / townto enter / come in / go in by / through sthto allow sb / permit sb / give permission for sb to enter / come in / go in2.to fit into a container, etc.能放进（容器等）◆The suitcase is full already—those shoes definitely won’t go in. 手提箱已经满了——那些鞋子肯定放不下了。◆I’m amazed that all the luggage went in the car. 行李全都放进车里了，我颇感惊奇。◆All the photos will go into this box. 所有照片都会放进这盒子里。3. (informal) to join an organization, especially one of the armed forces or the police加入，参加（某一组织，尤指军队或警察部门）◆He was 17 when he went in the army. 他 17 岁入伍。◆Ed wants to go into the Marines. 埃德想加入海军陆战队。4. (of the ball in sports played with a ball, etc.运动所用的球等) to enter the goal, net, hole, etc. and score points进（门、网、洞等）；进球得分◆Did you see if the ball went in? 你看见球进了没有？◆He kicked the ball hard enough to go into the back of the goal. 他用力把球踢进了球门里。[v + adv][v + prep]