Meaning of in

In

Common

prep

•

Used to

,

, or

within

,

or other

.

by.

Within the

or

of.

by; among;

.

(an

item of clothing

).

Part of; a

of;

; from among.

During (a

).

Within (a certain

time); by the

.

At the

(a

).

•

In Grammar & Phonetics:

Used to

,

, or

within

,

or other

.

by.

•

Into.

•

Used to

,

,

, or

. In

the

, he

he was making his

to the

.

an order or

.

a

of the

.

,

, a place-like form of

(or

)

, as his, her or its

and

characteristics

.

to;

.

•

Used to

means,

,

,

, or

instrumentality

.

In the form of, in the

of.

Used to

,

,

, etc. of a

,

, etc.

adj

•

indoors,

or at

or

of work.

•

inside something.

•

In Sports:

or

within the

of the

.

•

or

into something.

•

been

or

.

•

;

.

•

.

•

In Nautical:

or

.

•

Of the

, at or

its

level.

•

In Law:

With

or

; used to

a

,

, or

.

•

In Cricket:

.

•

or

with somebody.

•

a

, such as a

of

or

,

another person.

adv

•

At or towards the

of a

, such as a

or

.

•

Towards the

or other

reference point

.

•

be

or

by something.

•

After the

of something.

•

a

of people

for the

, sometimes, though not always,

a

.

noun

•

A

of power or

, or a

.

•

One who, or that which, is in;

, one who is

.

•

In Sports:

The

of a batter/batsman who is

; see

.

•

A

; a

or

.

•

In Biochemistry:

of

.

•

; a

of

, most

used

35mm

•

of

;

es.

verb

•

To

.

•

To

; to

.

name

•

of

, a

of the

United States of America

.

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in

English

inne

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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