Dive into
verb
To start a task enthusiastically and without hesitation.
He dove into his homework as soon as he came home.

Often appears as...
- dive into work
- dive into project
Usage tips
Colloquial
verb
To begin reading, studying, or consuming something immersively.
She dove into the book, reading all afternoon.

Often appears as...
- dive into book
- dive into study
verb
To physically jump or plunge into water.
At the swimming class, he was instructed to dive into the pool.

Often appears as...
- dive into pool
- dive into sea
verb
To start a task enthusiastically and without hesitation.
He dove into his homework as soon as he came home.

Often appears as...
- dive into work
- dive into project
Usage tips
Colloquial
verb
To begin reading, studying, or consuming something immersively.
She dove into the book, reading all afternoon.

Often appears as...
- dive into book
- dive into study
verb
To physically jump or plunge into water.
At the swimming class, he was instructed to dive into the pool.

Often appears as...
- dive into pool
- dive into sea
Definition 1 of 3

Enthusiastic Start
Expressing eagerness to begin something with energy and without delay.

I'm ready to dive into this new project!
Metaphorical Use
Used metaphorically, not about literal diving, but about quickly starting something.

Let's dive into the details of the plan.
Positive Connotation
It often carries a positive feeling about the task being started.

She's excited to dive into her new role at work.
Enthusiastic Start
Expressing eagerness to begin something with energy and without delay.

I'm ready to dive into this new project!
Metaphorical Use
Used metaphorically, not about literal diving, but about quickly starting something.

Let's dive into the details of the plan.
Positive Connotation
It often carries a positive feeling about the task being started.

She's excited to dive into her new role at work.
Enthusiastic Start
Expressing eagerness to begin something with energy and without delay.

I'm ready to dive into this new project!
Metaphorical Use
Used metaphorically, not about literal diving, but about quickly starting something.

Let's dive into the details of the plan.
Positive Connotation
It often carries a positive feeling about the task being started.

She's excited to dive into her new role at work.
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