钻进

鑽進
zuānjìn
  1. to get into
  2. to dig into (studies, job etc)
  3. to squeeze into

CEDICT

  1. (literal, figurative) to get into; to dig into (studies, job, etc.); to squeeze into
  2. to get into; to dig into (studies, job, etc.); to squeeze into

Wiktionary

Examples

我窘得想找个洞鑽进去。

I'm so embarrassed I could dig a hole and crawl into it.

Source: Tatoeba

灰尘鑽进了我的一隻眼睛。

Dust got into one of my eyes.

Source: Tatoeba

Entry Composition

1 钻 zuān
  1. to drill
  2. to bore
  3. to get into
  4. to make one's way into
  5. to enter (a hole)
  6. to thread one's way through
  7. to study intensively
  8. to dig into
  9. to curry favor for personal gain
2 进 jìn
  1. to go forward
  2. to advance
  3. to go in
  4. to enter
  5. to put in
  6. to submit
  7. to take in
  8. to admit
  9. (math.) base of a number system
  10. classifier for sections in a building or residential compound

Related entries

擐 huàn
  1. pass through
  2. to get into (armor)
跻身 jīshēn
  1. to rise into the ranks of; to be among (the best)
  2. to get into (an industry, trade etc)
钻 zuān
  1. to drill
  2. to bore
  3. to get into
  4. to make one's way into
  5. to enter (a hole)
  6. to thread one's way through
  7. to study intensively
  8. to dig into
  9. to curry favor for personal gain
他在牆上鑽了個洞，把膨脹螺栓塞進去，擰上一顆螺絲，然後在螺絲上掛了一幅阿爾卑斯山的畫。

He drilled a hole in the wall, pushed a Rawlplug into it, screwed in a screw, and hung on the screw a picture of the Alps.

Source: Tatoeba

挖开 wākāi
  1. to dig into
  2. to cut a mine into