walk in·to
phrasal verbwalk into something (informal)
- to become involved in an unpleasant situation, especially because you were not sensible enough to avoid it
不意落入，不明智地陷入（不愉快的境地） - I realized I'd walked into a trap.
我意识到自己稀里糊涂落入了陷阱。
- I realized I'd walked into a trap.
- to succeed in getting a job very easily
轻易获得（工作） - She walked straight into a job at the bank as soon as she graduated.
毕业后，她直接进入银行工作。
- She walked straight into a job at the bank as soon as she graduated.
walk into something/somebody
- to crash into something/somebody while you are walking, for example because you do not see them
走路时撞着（人或东西） - I was in a hurry and almost walked into the glass door.
我手忙脚乱，差点就撞到了玻璃门上。
- I was in a hurry and almost walked into the glass door.