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  • 1. POSITION OR MOVEMENT 方位;移动
  • 2. INCLUSION OR INVOLVEMENT 包含;参与
  • 3. TIME AND NUMBERS 时间;数字
  • 4. STATES AND QUALITIES 状态;特性
  • 5. OTHER USES AND PHRASES 其他用法和短语
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    in / ɪn ; NAmE ɪn /
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    preposition HELP  For the special uses of inin phrasal verbs, look at the entries for the verbs. For example deal in sthis in the phrasal verb section at deal. *in 在短语动词中的特殊用法见有关动词词条。如 deal in sth 在词条 deal 的短语动词部份。 1 at a point within an area or a space 在(某范围或空间内的)某一点 a country in Africa 非洲的一个国家 The kids were playing in the street. 孩子们在街上玩。 It's in that drawer. 它放在那个抽屉里。 I read about it in the paper. 我是在报纸上读到这事的。 2 within the shape of sth; surrounded by sth 在(某物的形体或范围)中;在…内;在…中 She was lying in bed. 她躺在床上。 sitting in an armchair 坐在扶手椅里 Leave the key in the lock. 把钥匙留在锁孔里。 Soak it in cold water. 把这东西浸泡在冷水里。 3 into sth 进入 He dipped his brush in the paint. 他把毛刷在涂料里蘸了蘸。 She got in her car and drove off. 她钻进汽车里,开走了。 4 forming the whole or part of sth/sb; contained within sth/sb 构成…的整体(或部份);包含在…之内 There are 31 days in May. 五月份有 31 天。 all the paintings in the collection 收藏品中的所有画作 I recognize his father in him (= his character is similar to his father's). 我在他身上看到了他父亲的气质。 5 during a period of time 在(某段时间)内 in 2009 在 2009 年 in the 18th century 在 18 世纪 in spring/summer/autumn/winter 在春天╱夏天╱秋天╱冬天 in the fall 在秋天 in March 在三月 in the morning/afternoon/evening 在上午╱下午╱晚上 I'm getting forgetful in my old age. 我现在上了年纪,变得健忘了。 6 after a particular length of time 在(某段时间)之后 to return in a few minutes/hours/days/months. 几分钟╱几小时╱几天╱几个月后回来 It will be ready in a week's time (= one week from now). 只需一周的时间就会准备好。 She learnt to drive in three weeks (= after three weeks she could drive). 她花了三个星期就学会开车。 7 ( used in negative sentences or after first, last,etc. 用于否定句或 first、last 等之后 ) for a particular period of time 在(某段时间)内 I haven't seen him in years. 我有好些年没见过他了。 It's the first letter I've had in ten days. 这是我十天来收到的第一封信。 8 wearing sth 穿着;戴着 dressed in their best clothes 穿着他们最好的衣服 the man in the hat 戴帽子的男子 to be in uniform 穿着制服 She was all in black. 她穿着一身黑。 9 used to describe physical surroundings (用以描述具体的环境) We went out in the rain. 我们冒雨出去了。 He was sitting alone in the darkness. 他独自坐在黑暗中。 10 used to show a state or condition (表示状态或状况) I'm in love! 我恋爱了! The house is in good repair. 这所房子保养得不错。 I must put my affairs in order. 我必须整理整理我的事务。 a man in his thirties 一名三十多岁的男子 The daffodils were in full bloom. 水仙花正盛开。 11 involved in sth; taking part in sth 参与;参加 to act in a play 参加演戏 12 used to show sb's job or profession (显示工作或职业) He is in the army. 他在军队服役。 She's in computers. 她从事计算机业。 in business 从商 13 used to show the form, shape, arrangement or quantity of sth (显示某物的形式、形状、安排或数量) a novel in three parts 分为三部的小说 Roll it up in a ball. 把它卷成一个球。 They sat in rows. 他们一排一排地坐着。 People flocked in their thousands to see her. 现场聚集了数以千计的人争相目睹她的丰采。 14 used to show the language, material, etc. used (表示使用的语言、材料等) Say it in English. 用英语说吧。 She wrote in pencil. 她用铅笔写的。 Put it in writing. 把它写下来。 I paid in cash. 我用现金支付的。 He spoke in a loud voice. 他大声说话。 15 concerning sth 关于;在…方面 She was not lacking in courage. 她并不缺乏勇气。 a country rich in minerals 矿藏丰富的国家 three metres in length 三米长 16 while doing sth; while sth is happening 做…时;…发生时;当…时 In attempting to save the child from drowning, she nearly lost her own life. 她在抢救落水的儿童时,自己差点丧命。 In all the commotion I forgot to tell him the news. 在一阵混乱之中我忘了告诉他那个消息。 17 used to introduce the name of a person who has a particular quality (引出具某种品质的人的名字) We're losing a first-rate editor in Jen. 我们即将失去詹恩这位一流的编辑。 18 used to show a rate or relative amount (显示比率或相对数量) a gradient of one in five 五分之一的坡度 a tax rate of 22 pence in the pound 每英镑 22 便士的税率 IDIOM in that / ɪn ðət ; NAmE ɪn ðət / ( formal) for the reason that; because 原因是;因为 She was fortunate in that she had friends to help her. 她很幸运,有一些朋友帮助她。 adverb HELP  For the special uses of inin phrasal verbs, look at the entries for the verbs. For example fill in (for sb)is in the phrasal verb section at fill. *in 在短语动词中的特殊用法见有关动词词条。如 fill in (for sb) 在词条 fill 的短语动词部份。 1 contained within an object, an area or a substance 在里面;在内 We were locked in. 我们被锁在里面了。 I can't drink coffee with milk in. 我不能喝加牛奶的咖啡。 2 into an object, an area or a substance 进入 She opened the door and went in. 她打开门进去了。 The kids were playing by the river and one of them fell in. 孩子们在河边玩耍时,其中一个突然落水了。 3 (of people ) at home or at a place of work 在家里;在工作单位 Nobody was in when we called. 我们打电话过去时没有人在。 OPP
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    4 (of trains, buses, etc. 火车、公共汽车等 ) at the place where people can get on or off, for example the station 在车站;在停靠站 The bus is due in (= it should arrive)at six. 公共汽车应该在六点钟到站。 5 (of letters, etc. 信件等 ) received 收到;被投递到 Applications must be in by April 30. 申请务必于四月三十日之前寄到。 6 (of the tide 潮汐 ) at or towards its highest point on land 上涨;在最高点 Is the tide coming in or going out? 现在是涨潮还是落潮? 7 elected 当选 Several new councillors got in at the last election. 几位新政务委员在最近一轮选举中当选。 8 (in cricket, baseball,etc. 板球、棒球等 ) if a team or team member is in,they are batting 击球 9 (in tennis,etc. 网球等 ) if the ball is in,it has landed inside the line (球)落在界内 Her serve was just in. 她发的球刚好落在界内。 IDIOMS be in at sth to be present when sth happens 某事发生时在场 They were in at the start. 开始时他们在场。 be ˈin for sth ( informal) to be going to experience sth soon, especially sth unpleasant 即将经历,即将遭受(不愉快的事) He's in for a shock! 他很快就会感到震惊的! I'm afraid we're in for a storm. 看来我们就要遇到风暴了。 be/get ˈin on sth ( informal) to be/become involved in sth; to share or know about sth 参与;了解 I'd like to be in on the plan. 我很想参与这项计划。 Is she in on the secret? 她知道这个秘密吗? be (well) ˈin with sb ( informal) to be (very) friendly with sb, and likely to get an advantage from the friendship 和…(十分)友好(很可能从中得到好处) ˌin and ˈout (of sth) going regularly to a place 时常出入 He was in and out of jail for most of his life. 他大半生的时间都是监狱的常客。
    adjective [usually before noun ] ( informal) popular and fashionable 流行的;时髦的 Purple is the in colour this spring. 紫色是今年春天的流行色。 Exotic pets are the in thing right now. 奇异的宠物眼下很时髦。 Short skirts are in again. 现在又时兴穿短裙子了。 see also
    in-joke
    noun IDIOMS an ˈin to sth = a way into sth at way n. have an ˈin with sb ( especially NAmE) to have influence with sb 对某人有影响 the ˌins and ˈouts (of sth) all the details, especially the complicated or difficult ones (尤指复杂或难的)全部细节,详情 the ins and outs of the problem 问题的来龙去脉 He quickly learned the ins and outs of the job. 他很快就掌握了工作的全部诀窍。 in / ɪn ; NAmE ɪn /
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    inin1 /ɪn/ ●●● S1 W1 preposition
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    1used with the name of a container, place, or area to say where someone or something is:  There’s some sugar in the cupboard. My mother was in the kitchen. He took us for a drive in his new car. I found her sitting up in bed. Manson spent fifteen years in prison. a hole in the ground Mr Fisher is in Boston this week. My parents live in New Zealand now.2into a container, place etc:  I never went in pubs. He almost drowned when he fell in the river. You can put your pyjamas in the bottom drawer. Get in the car. She looked in her handbag, but her keys were not there.3used to say how something is done or happens:  a room furnished in the modern style Her parents always talk to her in German. She shouted my name in a harsh voice. a short note scribbled in pencil The title was printed in capital letters. We waited in silence.4used with the names of months, years, seasons etc to say when something happens:  Shaw first visited Russia in 1927. Bright yellow flowers appear in late summer. He retired in October.5during a period of time:  It was amazing how much we managed to do in a day. the hardest decision I ever made in my lifeGRAMMARYou say: · I got a card from my sister this morning.· I hope to go to Europe next summer. Don’t say: in this morning | in next summerYou say: · The group meets three times a month. Don’t say: three times in a monthYou can say in one week, month etc when emphasizing how often something happens: · He was stopped for speeding three times in one month.6at the end of a period of time:  I’ll be with you in a minute. The results will be announced in two weeks’ time. see thesaurus at
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    7used with negatives or with ‘first’ to say how much time has passed since the last time something happened:  I haven’t enjoyed myself so much in years. It was the team’s first win in eighteen months.8used to name the book, document, film etc where something or someone appears:  You shouldn’t believe everything you read in the newspapers. Which actress starred in the film ‘Cleopatra’? There are a few mistakes in your essay. In his speech, Professor Leary praised the work of the volunteers.9making up the whole of something or included as part of something:  There are twelve programmes in the series. How many minutes are there in an hour? Think of a word with eight letters in it meaning ‘cold’. Owen will be playing in the England team tomorrow.10doing or affecting a particular kind of job:  a career in industry He’s been in politics for fifteen years. reforms in education11wearing something:  He looked very handsome in his uniform. She was dressed in a blue linen suit.12used to talk about the state or situation of something or someone:  I hear that their marriage is in trouble. The engine appears to be in good condition. His life was in danger. The castle now lies in ruins.13used to say what activity a group of people do:  About 4,000 students took part in the protest. his role in the negotiations14used to talk about the shape, arrangement, or course of something or someone:  I want you all to stand in a circle. She slept curled up in a ball. Can you walk in a straight line?15used between a smaller number and a larger number to say how common or how likely something is:  One in ten homes now has cable TV. Smokers have a one in three chance of dying from their habit.16used before a plural number or amount to say how many people or things are involved, or how many there are in each group:  Eggs are still sold in half dozens. The children work in pairs.in their hundreds/thousands etc (=in very large numbers) People flocked in their thousands to greet their new princess.17used between a smaller number or amount and a larger one to say what a rate is:  Income tax stands at 23 pence in the pound. a hill with a gradient of one in six18used to say what colour something is or what it is made of:  Do you have the same pattern in blue? a sculpture in white marble19used to say what specific thing your statement is related to:  Milk is very rich in calcium. Clark had become more extreme in his opinions. an increase in fuel prices The street is about a mile in length.20used to refer to the weather or the physical conditions somewhere:  I’ve been standing in the rain for over an hour. Would you prefer to sit in the shade?21used to say what feeling you have when you do something:  She looked at me in horror. It was all done purely in fun.22used before the name of someone or something when you are saying how they are regarded:  You have a very good friend in Pat. In Dwight D. Eisenhower the Republicans had found the ideal candidate.23used to say what person or thing has the quality you are mentioning:  There was a hint of spring in the air. I don’t think Freddy had it in him to be a killer. She’s everything I’d want in a wife (=she has every quality I would want a wife to have).24used to name the substance, food, drink etc that contains something:  Vitamin D is found in butter.25used to say how many parts something is divided into:  a radio serial in four partsin two/halves/pieces etc I tore the letter in two and threw the pieces in the fire.26while doing something or while something is happening, and as a result of this:  In all the confusion, it is quite possible that some people got tickets without paying. In my excitement, I forgot all about the message.in doing something In trying to protect the queen, Howard had put his own life in danger.27in that used after a statement to begin to explain in what way it is true:  I’ve been lucky in that I have never had to worry about money.28be in your 20s/30s/40s etc to be between the ages of 20 and 29, 30 and 39 etc:  Matthews was already in his mid-40s. in all
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    inin2 ●●● S1 W1 adverb
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    1into or inside a container, place, vehicle etc OPP  out:  Eric held the boat steady while the children got in. He went to the ticket machine and put a coin in. She dived in and swam out to the yacht.2inside or into a building, especially your home or the place where you work OPP  out:  Come in and sit down. I’m afraid Mr Stewart won’t be in until tomorrow morning. We’re staying in this evening.3if a train, boat, or plane is in, it has arrived at a station, airport etc:  Our train’s not in yet. When’s her flight due in?4given or sent to a person or organization to be dealt with by them:  All entries must be in by next week. Letters have been pouring in from all over the country. Have you handed your essay in yet?5if you write, paint, or draw something in, you add it in the correct place:  Fill in your name and address on the form provided. The information is typed in by trained keyboarders.6if a player or team is in during a game of cricket, they are batting (bat)7if a ball is in during a game, it is inside the area where the game is being played OPP  out:  Agassi’s second serve was just in.8if a politician or a political party is in, they have been elected:  Labour recorded its highest vote ever, but the Tories got in again.9towards the centre SYN  inward(s):  The map had started to curl in at the edges.10when the tide is in, the sea by the shore is at its highest level OPP  out:  The tide was in, and the sea lapped against the harbour wall.11be in for something if someone is in for something unpleasant, it is going to happen to them:  I’m afraid he’s in for a bit of a disappointment.12be in for it informal if someone is in for it, they are going to be punished:  If they find out what I’ve done, I’ll be in for it, won’t I?13be/get in on something to be or become involved in something that is happening:  I think you ought to be in on this discussion, Ted.14be in with somebody informal to have a friendly relationship with someone:  She’s in with the theatrical crowd. You have to be well in with the directors (=be very friendly with them) if you want to get promotion here.15be in at the beginning/start (of something) to be present or involved when something starts have (got) it in for somebody
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    informal fashionable OPP  out:  Red is definitely the in colour this year. Long skirts are in at the moment. I joined the club because it seemed the in thing to do. see thesaurus at
    fashionable
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    inin4 noun
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    1the ins and outs of something all the facts and details of something:  The book guides you through the ins and outs of choosing and growing garden flowers.2[singular] especially American English a way of getting the opportunity to do something or influence someone:  The job is pretty boring, but it’s an in to a career in publishing.
    in1 preposition
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    inin5 British English, in. American English (plural in or ins)
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    the written abbreviation of inch or inches
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