To go or come into a place; to join a group or organization

money received from work, investments, or business; revenue

To invest funds, labor, or resources into a project; to put in time or effort.

To become a member of an organization, group, or club; to participate in or accede to a larger body.

To go deep into the interior or core of something; to penetrate into a place or group.

to sink into, get bogged down in, or be caught in a predicament or unfavorable situation

to bring into; to channel into; to integrate or absorb into something else, often used for abstract things like plans, systems, or categories

to intervene; to interpose; to get involved in a situation in order to influence it

to input; to enter data or signals into a computer, machine, or device

to be listed, placed, or included in something such as an agenda or plan

to inject or provide something abstract, such as funds, energy, or spirit, to create a new state or development

To bring in something new from the outside, such as new technology, concepts, or foreign investment

(of a country or military force) to enter another territory by force

to buy or purchase, especially used in financial and trading contexts

to rush, storm, or force one's way into a place; to intrude or enter unexpectedly

entrance; entryway to a building, site, or road

to be chosen or included among those selected for something

To start or commence a task, often used when describing a starting point or a way to approach a problem

to walk into; to enter; also used metaphorically for entering a stage of life or society

to flow, drift, or pour into a place (of liquids, people, or money)

To enter school or college for the first time; to enroll as a new student.

To merge, integrate, or assimilate harmoniously into a new environment or group.

To enter a place without permission; to trespass or gain unauthorized access (including in computing).

to be drawn into or swept up in; to be involved in a situation, often unintentionally

To change over or shift into a different state, direction, or category; to transition into.

To enter a market or for a product to be launched into a market; often used in the context of investing in the stock market or putting goods on sale.

The financial resources collected by a government for public spending and social needs.

To enter a hospital for treatment or examination.

To drive, kick, or shoot something into a goal or designated target area

to be selected as a candidate or finalist; to make it past a qualifying round for a competition, award, or election

to connect or plug into a system, network, or socket

having a small or meager amount of income; often used to describe families or individuals qualifying for social assistance

to come in and go out; to leave and enter a place

To buy shares in a company or project; to become a shareholder.

to fall asleep; to go to sleep; to enter a state of slumber

To start working or living in society, especially for a young person; to gain life experience

to insert; to stick in; to plug in; to put something into a gap or opening

To enter a room or house.

to insert or place something into a body or object so that it becomes a part of it, such as a medical device, steel plate, or microchip

To drop, plunge, or fall into something; often used metaphorically for falling into a trap or falling in love.

to be sent to jail; to be imprisoned

To enter a country or territory; to pass through customs and immigration into a region

To master the fundamentals of a field or skill; to find the way into a subject after initial study.

to breathe in, suck in, or absorb via suction

total income; gross receipts; the sum total of all earnings before any deductions

(bound form) reaching the smallest detail; down to the last detail; meticulous; thoroughgoing. Used in phrases like [[体贴入微|體貼入微|ti3 tie1 ru4 wei1]] or [[细致入微|細致入微|xi4 zhi4 ru4 wei1]]

to take in; to absorb; to consume; also refers to intake or consumption

to submerge or dive into water

to enter or penetrate deeply into a specific topic, problem, area, or defensive position in sports