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in  


      prep  
1    inside; within  
no smoking in the auditorium     
2    at a place where there is  
lying in the shade, walking in the rain     
3    indicating a state, situation, or condition  
in a deep sleep, standing in silence     
4    before or when (a period of time) has elapsed  
come back in one year     
5    using (a language, etc.) as a means of communication  
written in code     
6    concerned or involved with, esp. as an occupation  
in journalism     
7    while or by performing the action of; as a consequence of or by means of  
in crossing the street he was run over     
8    used to indicate goal or purpose  
in honour of the president     
9    (used of certain animals) about to give birth to; pregnant with (specified offspring)  
in foal, in calf     
10       a variant of       into  
she fell in the water, he tore the paper in two     
11    have it in one   often foll by an infinitive   to have the ability (to do something)  
12    in it     (Austral)  
informal   joining in; taking part  
13    in that or in so far as   conj   because or to the extent that; inasmuch as  
I regret my remark in that it upset you     
14    nothing, very little, quite a bit, etc., in it   no, a great, etc., difference or interval between two things  
      adv   particle  
15    in or into a particular place; inward or indoors  
come in, bring him in     
16    so as to achieve office, power, or authority  
the Conservatives got in at the last election     
17    so as to enclose  
block in, cover in a hole     
18    (in certain games) so as to take one's turn or one's team's turn at a certain aspect of the play; taking one's innings  
you have to get the other side out before you go in     
19      (Brit)   (of a fire) alight  
do you keep the fire in all night?     
20    in combination   indicating an activity or gathering, esp. one organized to protest against something  
teach-in, work-in     
21    in at   present at (the beginning, end, etc.)  
22    in between   between  
23    in for   about to be affected by (something, esp. something unpleasant)  
you're in for a shock     
24    in on   acquainted with or sharing in  
I was in on all his plans     
25    in with   associated with; friendly with; regarded highly by  
26    have (got) it in for         
Informal   to wish or intend harm towards  
      adj  
27    stressed   fashionable; modish  
the in thing to do     
28      (N.Z.)   competing  
you've got to be in to win     
      n  
29    ins and outs   intricacies or complications; details  
the ins and outs of a computer system     
     (Old English; compare Old High German in, Welsh yn, Old Norse i, Latin in, Greek en)  
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Collaborative Dictionary     English Definition
n.
means a liquid is not clear: this tea's got bits in it, I don't like yogurt with bits in it
assez proche de l'idée de 'il y a à boire et à manger'
exp.
It sounds good to me
exp.
I can't understand it, I can't believe it, I can't accept it
exp.
get drunk or take drugs; get high

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