look into in Latin
look into in Latin is vīsō — look into means to investigate a problem, complaint or question in order to find out the facts.
look into in Latin
vīsō
(idiomatic) To investigate, explore, or consider.
What does "look into" mean?
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phrasal verb To investigate a problem, complaint or question in order to find out the facts.
"We'll look into the missing payment and get back to you."
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phrasal verb To find out more about something you are considering doing or buying.
"I've been looking into solar panels for the roof."
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look into in a sentence
- We'll look into the missing payment and get back to you.
- Police are looking into how the fire started.
- I've been looking into solar panels for the roof.
- You should look into whether the course is accredited.
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What is "look into" in Latin?
"look into" in Latin is vīsō. look into means: To investigate a problem, complaint or question in order to find out the facts.
How do you use "look into" in a sentence?
Example: "We'll look into the missing payment and get back to you." In Latin, "look into" is vīsō.
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