| 释义 |
●ˌgo ˈin●ˌgo ˈinto sth1. to go to an office or another place of work in order to work, do a particular task, have some work done for you, etc. 去办公室，去工作单位（上班、办事、找人服务等）◆I’ve got to work tomorrow, but I can always go in late.
我明天要上班，但我总还可以迟到。◆The car needs to go in (= into the garage) for a service.
车子需要去（修理厂）维修了。◆Are you going into work tomorrow?
你明天要去工作吗？2. to go to a hospital to receive treatment, tests, etc. 去医院（接受治疗、检测等）◆I’m going in on Friday for an X-ray.
我星期五要去医院做 X 光检查。◆When is Cara going into hospital?
卡拉什么时候上医院？3. (of soldiers, an army, etc. 士兵、部队等) to go to a place where there is fighting or a war and become involved in it 上战场；参战◆Troops are going in tonight.
部队今晚上战场。[v + adv] [v + prep] |