walk into

British  

verb

1. (intr, preposition) to meet with unwittingly

   to walk into a trap

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Example Sentences

Walk into a McDonald’s today and you’ll find a menu with around 140 items, including combo meals.

From The Wall Street Journal

You don’t get to walk into my courtroom, pretend that’s top of mind, then obfuscate when I ask why your office is still running illegally.

From Slate

More than 50 people walk into endocrinologist Nadeem Rais's office every week seeking weight-loss injections.

From Barron's

In a weak and scratchy voice, she tells the BBC that when that happens there is only one option left - to walk into the scrubland to search for food.

From BBC

Word was out: no one else would walk into the trap at the Beje.

From Literature