go in for

英 [ɡəʊ ɪn fɔː(r)]

美 [ɡoʊ ɪn fɔːr]

爱好（某活动）; 对…感兴趣

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 爱好（某活动）
  If yougo in fora particular activity, you decide to do it as a hobby or interest.
  1. They go in for tennis and bowls.
     他们爱打网球和保龄球。

双语例句

• What kind of recreation do you go in for?
  你在文娱方面有什么爱好？
• Delayed payments and similar other problems have forced many of the exporters to go in for other businesses.
  延迟付款以及其他类似的问题迫使许多出口商发展其他行业。
• Importantly, America also did not go in for five-and 10-year plans, formulated by central government.
  重要的是，美国也没有什么由中央政府制订的五年或十年规划。
• You do not go in for hearty breakfasts and you are pretty relaxed in regard to mealtimes.
  你对丰盛的早餐并无多大兴趣，用餐时你会相当随意。
• We don't go in for that sort of thing in the new society.
  新社会不兴这一套了。
• What's wrong? One has to go in for years?
  怎么回事？得有人进去好些年？
• 'Well, who's going to go in for a swim first?'Harris said fi-nally.
  喂，哪位打算先跳下去啊？哈里斯终于开口了。
• I didn't go in for poetry seriously, but now I'm beginning to take an interest in it.
  我平昔对诗歌很少研究，现在开始感到一点兴趣了。
• To go in for technical innovation, one must have the fearless spirit of a pathbreaker.
  搞技术革新就要有一股不怕困难的闯劲。
• How can you encourage people to go in for such a traumatic test?
  怎样才能鼓励人们去接受这种令人不安的化验呢？