Come into Meaning in English
expression
释义
'Come into' means to receive money, property, or possessions, usually because someone has died and left them to you. It can also mean to gain or obtain something suddenly or unexpectedly.
用法与细微差别
Most common with money or property and associated with inheritance ('come into a fortune'). Not used for ordinary physical arrival. Also appears as 'come into play', 'come into effect' (different meaning: to start being used/apply). More formal than 'get' or 'receive'.
例句
She came into a lot of money after her uncle died.
basic
He came into a house from his grandparents.
basic
They came into some old books when cleaning the attic.
basic
After the lottery, she suddenly came into a fortune.
natural
The law came into effect last year.
natural
You never know what you might come into when exploring old buildings.
natural