be heavily into something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe heavily into somethingbe heavily into somethinginformalLOT/VERY MUCH to do something a lot or be very interested in it Sid was heavily into drugs by the time he left school. → heavilyExamples from the Corpusbe heavily into something• Because they were heavily into conformance, not spirit and enthusiasm.• By nature the malais were heavily into festivals, and this was a landmark in the history of their presence.• The B-cups are heavily into sleaze.

单词	be heavily into something
释义	be heavily into something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe heavily into somethingbe heavily into somethinginformalLOT/VERY MUCH to do something a lot or be very interested in it Sid was heavily into drugs by the time he left school. → heavilyExamples from the Corpusbe heavily into something• Because they were heavily into conformance, not spirit and enthusiasm.• By nature the malais were heavily into festivals, and this was a landmark in the history of their presence.• The B-cups are heavily into sleaze.
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