hop into
Britishverb
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to attack (a person)
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to start or set about (a task)
Example Sentences
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Sitting quietly at the rabbit hutch waiting for a bunny to hop into your lap seems like an idyllic way to spend an afternoon, but there are learning experiences of all kinds, involving sharp tools, wild animals, electric fences and more.
From Seattle Times
Some runs were carefully orchestrated, with cars and drivers strategically positioned for the naked runners to hop into.
From Washington Post
Hop into Google Maps Street View and see it for yourself.
From Los Angeles Times
On the first floor of the museum, kids can explore a treehouse, captain a ferryboat and hop into the driver’s seat of a Smart car.
From Seattle Times
When they hop into Bill’s truck to head off to Joel’s brother’s Firefly compound in Wyoming, Ellie is excited about everything in the vehicle, which she’s seeing for the first time.
From New York Times
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