TO COME INTO

Definition: TO COME INTO

TO COME INTO

1. To join with; to take part in; to agree to; to comply with; as, to come into a party or scheme.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Crosswords: TO COME INTO

Anyway, to make a long, dull story even duller, I come from a time when a guy like me used to come into a joint like this and pick up a young chick like you andcall her a 'bimbo'. (Ultimo tango a Parigi; writing credit: Bernardo Bertolucci;)

To come into my life and in my world (I'll Be Your Everything; performing artist: Tommy Page)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Business

To be more competitive, U.S. firms need more ODA to come into Vietnam. (references)

The Law on Electronic signatures has just passed Parliament and was expected to come into effect in November 2000. It is the first law of its kind in the region, and removes a major obstacle to growth of Internet-based business and commerce. (references)

Children

Cuba

However, the phenomenon continued as more cabarets and discos open for the growing tourist industry, which made it easier for tourists to come into contact with child prostitutes. (references)

Economic History

Laos

This agreement requires congressional action to come into force. (references)

Sri Lanka

The new agreement was signed in April 2001 and is expected to come into effect later in the year. (references)

Travel

Bahrain

Nearly everyone with whom a business traveler is likely to come into contact speaks at least some English, and Bahraini government officials and businessmen are usually fluent in the language. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expression using "TO COME INTO": To come into play. Additional references.

Chinese 

�"��"� (to bring about, to cause, to come into being, to engender, to generate, to produce, to yield). (various references)

Dutch

in de plaats van zijn rechtsvoorganger treden (to come into the place of his legal predecessor), in aanslag komen (to come into abutment, to stop on). (various references)

Finnish

tulla edellisen oikeudenomistajan tilalle (to come into the place of his legal predecessor). (various references)

French

venir en lieu et place de son auteur (to come into the place of his legal predecessor), venir en butée (to come into abutment, to stop on), recueillir un héritage (to come into an inheritance), répondre � une impulsion (to come into action, to come into action on, to function in response, to function in response to, to operate, to operate on something, to respond, to respond to something), répondre � une commande (to come into action, to come into action on, to function in response, to function in response to, to operate, to operate on something, to respond, to respond to something), répondre (to come into action, to come into action on, to function in response, to function in response to, to operate, to operate on something, to respond, to respond to something). (various references)

German

Mode werden (to come into fashion), in Kraft treten (come into effect, come into operation, to come into force, to go into effect), an die Macht kommen (take over, to come into power). (various references)

Greek 

να τερματίσει (to come into abutment, to stop on). (various references)

Hungarian

bejut (get in, to get in, to get into, to pass into). (various references)

Italian

subentrare in vece del predecessore legale (to come into the place of his legal predecessor), appoggiarsi a (to come into abutment, to stop on). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

這入り込む (to become complicated, to get in, to go into, to penetrate, to step in), 入り込む (to become complicated, to get in, to go into, to penetrate, to step in). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

いり�"む (to become complicated, to get in, to go into, to penetrate, to step in), はいり�"む (to become complicated, to get in, to go into, to penetrate, to step in). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay omecay intoay

Portuguese

subingressar na titularidade das relações jurídicas do seu predecessor (to come into the place of his legal predecessor), chocar contra (to come into abutment, to stop on). (various references)

Spanish

chocar contra (bump, foul, knock, knock against, knock into, prang, ram). (various references)

Swedish

träda i sin fångesmans ställe (to come into the place of his legal predecessor). (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-3 letters: centimo, coontie, emotion, monocot, tonemic, tonetic, totemic.

-4 letters: cootie, cotton, income, mitten, motion, noetic, notice, titmen.

-5 letters: cento, comet, comte, conte, conto, mince, monie, monte, motet, motte, motto, nomoi, octet, ontic, tinct, tonic, totem.

+3 letters: noncompetitor, onomatopoetic.

+4 letters: cytotaxonomies, monotonicities, noncompetition, noncompetitors.

+5 letters: chemotaxonomist.

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