Work into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To add or include something into another thing, especially by making an effort or finding a way. Often used for ideas, people, or items added to plans, conversations, or routines.
Usage & Nuances
Often used informally to describe adding something by adapting or making time (e.g., 'work into your schedule'). Common with abstract nouns: 'work an example into a lesson,' 'work exercise into your day.' Implies some effort or adjustment, not just casual addition.
Example Sentences
I want to work more vegetables into my meals.
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Can you work this topic into your presentation?
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She tried to work exercise into her busy day.
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I couldn’t work the meeting into my schedule, sorry.
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Let’s see if we can work your idea into the final plan.
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He always manages to work a joke into every conversation.
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