go in

中に入る

外から部屋や建物などの中へ移動する。

やさしい英語で： To move from outside into a room, building, or other space.

• It is cold; let us go in.
• She went in and closed the door.
• Can we go in through this entrance?

類義語： enter, go inside

反対語： go out

よく使う表現： go in first, go in together

取り組み始める、参加する

活動や物事に関わり始める。

やさしい英語で： To begin taking part in an activity or situation.

• Go in with an open mind.
• We went in knowing the project would be difficult.
• She had high hopes going in.

使い方： go in with something (Go in with clear expectations about the job.)

類義語： start, begin, get involved

よく使う表現： go in prepared, go in confidently

費用を出し合う、共同で参加する

共通の計画のために、他の人と費用や作業を分担する。

やさしい英語で： To join others in paying for something or doing the work for a shared plan.

• We could go in together.
• Four friends went in on the cost of the trip.
• Will you go in with us on a gift?

使い方： go in on something (We went in on a birthday present for Mum.); go in with someone (Would you go in with me on buying a boat?)

類義語： chip in, contribute

よく使う表現： go in together, go in on something

雲に隠れる

太陽が雲の後ろに隠れて見えなくなる。

やさしい英語で： If the sun does this, it disappears behind clouds.

• The sun has gone in.
• It turned cold when the sun went in.
• Take a jacket in case the sun goes in.

類義語： disappear, hide

反対語： come out

よく使う表現： go in again, go in suddenly

頭に入る、理解される

情報がようやく相手の頭に入り、理解や納得につながる。

やさしい英語で： If information does this, someone finally understands or accepts it.

• Nothing I explain seems to go in.
• I repeated the message until it went in.
• Does the lesson go in better with pictures?

類義語： sink in, register

よく使う表現： go in eventually, go in slowly

手術する、切開する

治療のため、手術で患者の体を開いたり内部に入ったりする。

やさしい英語で： To open or enter someone’s body during surgery to treat a problem.

• The surgeon had to go in again.
• They went in to remove the tumour.
• Can the doctors go in through a smaller cut?

使い方： go in to do something (The surgeon went in to repair the damaged artery.)

類義語： operate

よく使う表現： go in surgically, go in again