Usage examples of "into" in English with translation to Spanish

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I ran into an old friend. Me topé con un viejo amigo.
I bumped into your father yesterday. Ayer me choqué con tu padre.
What's gotten into you? ¿Qué se te ha metido?
The acid ate into the metal. El ácido corroyó el metal.
His car ran into a tree. Su coche se chocó con un árbol.
I ran into your father yesterday. Ayer me topé con tu padre.
I bumped into your dad yesterday. Ayer me choqué con tu padre.
I am glad to run into you here. Me alegro de que me haya topado contigo aquí.
We ran into them at the bus terminal. Nos topamos con ellos por la terminal de autobuses.
I ran into an old friend of mine this morning. Me topé con un viejo amigo esta mañana.
He is into the Internet. Le ha dado fuerte por Internet.
Burglars broke into his house. Los ladrones allanaron su casa.
He stepped into dog shit. Él pisó mierda de perro.
Pull into shape after washing. Estirar después del lavado.
The glass shattered into pieces. El vidrio se hizo trizas.
I ran into your girlfriend. Me encontré con tu novia.
She is really into knitting. Ella está entusiasmada tejiendo.
I talked her into marrying him. Le convencí de que se casara con él.
Look into the matter more carefully. Deberías ver el asunto con más cuidado.
The criminal was sent into exile. El criminal fue exiliado.
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