enter into something
phrasal verb with enter verb uk/ˈen.tər/ us/ˈen.t̬ɚ/
formal
参加，进入，开始（尤指讨论或协议）
to start to become involved in something, especially a discussion or agreement
They refuse to enter into any discussion on this matter. 他们拒绝就此事进行任何探讨。
not enter into something 对…没有影响；对…无关紧要；不是…的主要构成部分
If you say that something does not enter into something else, it is not an important or necessary part of it.
The Council's opinion doesn't enter into it - it's up to us to make the decision. 政务委员会的意见无关紧要——决定权在我们手里。
Potential delays do not enter into the prosecutor's decisions on whether or not to seek the death penalty.
A jury's own prejudices should not enter into their verdicts.
We really enjoyed helping the old people. Virtue didn't enter into it.
She claims that acting is her passion and that money doesn't enter into it.
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- The rebel leaders stated that they are willing to enter into dialogue with the government.
- We are not willing to enter into open-ended discussions.
- It's a complex discussion and I don't want to enter into it now.
- It is not our intention to enter into an arms race.
- The union has repeatedly said it will not enter into any such agreements.