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to launch into
[phrase form: launch]
01
to start doing something suddenly and with great enthusiasm
Transitive: to launch into an activity
Examples
The children launched into a game of tag.
The politician launched into a passionate speech about the need for change.
02
to make oneself start doing something with great enthusiasm
Ditransitive: to launch into oneself an activity
Examples
Excited about the project, she launched herself into the research with great enthusiasm.
Every Monday, he launches himself into a new week of challenges.
03
to start describing, telling a story, or criticizing something suddenly
Transitive: to launch into a speech or discussion
Examples
Excited to share her experience, she launched into a vivid description of her travels.
With strong opinions, the critic launched into a review of the latest film.
