In

Definition

in 1 / Çn / adv part ၁။ (က) ထည့္ထားလ်က္။ ပါလ်က္။ The top drawer is the one with the cutlery in. ❍ I'm afraid I can't drink coffee with milk in. (ခ) အတြင္းသို႔။ အထဲသို႔။ She opened the bedroom door and went in. ❍ The children were playing by the river when one of them slipped and fell in. ၂။ (အထဲ၊ အိမ္ထဲ၊ အလုပ္ခြင္) မွာ၊ တြင္။ Nobody was in when we called. ❍ She's usually in by seven o'clock. ❍ I'm afraid the manager isn't in today. Compare OUT ၂ ၃။ တြင္ (ေရာက္ၿပီး၊ ရၿပီးျဖစ္လ်က္)။ Applications must be in by 30 April. ၄။ တြင္ (ဆိုက္ရန္)။ The coach is due in (ie It should arrive) at 6 o'clock. ၅။ (ဒီေရ) တက္လ်က္။ (စုတ္လာဘ္)ဝင္လ်က္။ It's one o'clock. The tide must be in. ❍ Is the tide coming in or going out? ❍ ( fig ) My luck's in—I won a new car in a raffle. ၆။ သိမ္းရန္။ သြင္းရန္။ The cows will be in for milking soon. ❍ It's time to get the wheat in. ၇။ ေခတ္စားလ်က္။ ေခတ္ထလာလ်က္။ Short skirts are (coming) in again. ၈။ ေရြးခ်ယ္ခံရလ်က္။ Several new Labour councillors got in at the last election. ၉။ ( sport ) (က) (ကစားလွည့္) က်ေရာက္လ်က္။ England were in first. (ခ) စည္းအတြင္းသို႔ က်ေရာက္လ်က္။ Her service was in. Compare OUT ၁၇ adj ( infml ) ေခတ္စားေသာ။ ေပၚပင္ျဖစ္ေသာ။ the in place to go ❍ It's the in thing to do at the moment. prep ၁။ (ေနရာအားျဖင့္) (က) ၌။ မွာ။ တြင္။ ဝယ္။ the highest mountain in the world ❍ a country in Africa ❍ islands in the Pacific Ocean ❍ the biggest shop in town ❍ children playing in the street / swimming in the pool ❍ It's in that drawer. ❍ I read about it in the newspaper. ❍ Can you see the dog in the picture? (ခ) ၌။ မွာ။ တြင္။ ဝယ္။ lying in bed (Compare: sitting on the bed) ❍ sitting in an armchair ❍ Leave the key in the lock. ❍ a cigarette in her mouth ❍ What have you got in your hand / pocket? ၂။ ထဲ။ အထဲ။ He dipped his pen in the ink. ❍ Throw it in the fire. ❍ She got in her car and drove off. ၃။ ၌။ မွာ။ တြင္။ ဝယ္။ in 1999 ❍ in the 21st century ❍ in spring / summer ❍ in March (Compare: on 18 March) ❍ in the morning / afternoon / evening ❍ I'm getting forgetful in my old age. ❍ MORNING, TIME n ၄ ။ (က) ၌။ အတြင္း။ return in a few minutes / hours / days / months ❍ It will be ready in a weeks. ❍ She learnt to drive in three weeks (ie After 3 weeks she could drive). (ခ) ၌။ အတြင္း။ I haven't seen him in years. ❍ It's the first / only letter I've had in 10 days. ၅။ ဝတ္လ်က္။ boys dressed in their best clothes ❍ the man in the hat ❍ be in uniform / mourning / disguise / armour ❍ She was all in black. ၆။ ထဲ။ အထဲ။ go out in the rain ❍ He was sitting alone in the darkness. ၇။ (ျဖစ္၊ ရိွ၊ မိ)ေန။ အေနျဖင့္။ I'm in love! ❍ His things were in order / in a complete mess. ❍ The house is in good repair. ❍ He was in a rage. ❍ I'm in a hurry. ❍ It was said in anger / in fun. ❍ The apple trees are in blossom. ❍ My son is in his early thirties. ၈။ (က) ၌။ မွာ။ တြင္။ He's in the army / navy / air force. ❍ She's in business / insurance / computers / journalism. ❍ He's been in politics (ie a politician) for twenty years. (ခ) စဥ္။ အတြင္း။ In (ie While) attempting to save the child from drowning, she nearly lost her own life. ❍ In all the commotion I forgot to tell her the news. ၉။ တြင္။ မွာ။ be in a play / concert ❍ run in the 100 metres. ၁၀။ ၌။ မွာ။ တြင္။ ဝယ္။ There are 31 days in May. ❍ all the paintings in the collection / in the exhibition ❍ I recognize his father in him (ie His character is partly similar to his father's). ၁၁။ အသြင္၊ အလိုက္၊ ပံုျဖစ္ေအာင္။ a novel in three parts ❍ stand in groups ❍ sit in rows ❍ She has her hair in a pony-tail. ❍ Roll it up in a ball. ❍ Tourists queue in (their) thousands to see the tomb. ၁၂။ လို။ ျဖင့္။ ႏွင့္။ မွာ။ speak in English ❍ write a message in code ❍ notes written in biro / ink / pencil ❍ printed in italics / capitals ❍ summarize one's ideas in a few words ❍ speak in a loud voice ❍ pay in cash (Compare: by cheque) ❍ see oneself in the mirror. ၁၃။ ၌။ မွာ။ တြင္။ ဝယ္။ He's behind the others in reading but a long way ahead in maths. ❍ be lacking in courage ❍ a country rich in minerals ❍ three feet in length / depth / diameter ❍ He's blind in one eye. ၁၄။ ျဖစ္ေသာ (ျဖစ္တဲ့)။ We have lost a first-rate teacher in Jim Parks. ၁၅။ တြင္။ a slope / gradient of one in five ❍ taxed at the rate of 15p in the pound ❍ One in ten said they preferred their old brand of margarine. ❑ be in for sth [ IDM ] ( in fml ) ရင္ဆိုင္ရေတာ့မွာပဲ။ He's in for a nasty shock / surprise! ❍ I'm afraid we're in for a storm. ❑ be/get in on sth [ IDM ] ( infml ) ပါဝင္သည္။ အသိ ေပးသည္။ I'd like to be in on the scheme. ❍ Are you in on her secret? ❑ be (well) in with sb [ IDM ] ( infml ) ပလဲနံပ သင့္သည္။ အဆင္ေျပသည္။ He's well in with the boss. ❑ in and out (of sth) [ IDM ] အိမ္ဦးႏွင့္ၾကမ္းျပင္ သြား ေနရသည္။ He's been in and out of hospital (ie often ill and in hospital) all year. ❑ the ins and outs (of sth) [ IDM ] ခေရေစ့တြင္းက်။ know all the ins and outs of a problem ❍ He's been here for years—he should know the ins and outs of the job by now. ❑ in that / Çn ðǝt / [ IDM ] အေၾကာင္းမူကား။ အဘယ္ေၾကာင့္ ဆိုေသာ္။ Privatization is said to be beneficial, in that it promotes competition. in 2 abbr ( pl unchanged or ins ) (also symb ") လက္မ (အတိုင္း အတာ)။ 4 in x (ie by) 2 in (4" x 2") ❍ He is 6ft 2 in (tall). Compare FT, YD in- 1 (also im- ) pref ၁။ (အတြင္းသို႔/အေပၚမွဟု အနက္ ရိွေသာ ေရွ႕ဆက္)။ intake ❍ imprint. ၂။ (အေျခအေန ဖန္တီးမႈျပေသာ ေရွ႕ဆက္)။ inflame ❍ imperil. in- 2 (also il- , im- , ir- ) pref မ။ မဟုတ္။ infinite ❍ illogical ❍ immorally ❍ irrelevance. ❍ UN- -in / Çn / comb form (လူအမ်ား ပါဝင္မႈေဖာ္ျပေသာ ႀကိယာ ေနာက္ဆက္)။ a sit-in ❍ teach-ins.

Examples

1. He had left his passport in his coat pocket.
2. She’s downstairs in the sitting room.
3. If convicted
4. Goldman faces 20 years in prison.
5. There’s room for all of us in Dad’s car.
6. Have you seen a bag with some tools in?
7. The books are printed in Hong Kong.
8. The largest stadium in the world
9. A picnic in the park
10. Most evenings we stay in and watch television.
11. I asked to speak to the manager but he wasn’t in.
12. We noticed a crack in the wall.
13. The bacteria in our drinking water
14. [in the air/in the sky/in space] : There wasn’t a cloud in the sky.
15. It was the astronauts’ first experience of living in space.
16. Further details can be found in Section 25.
17. [in the middle/centre] : A new department store in the centre of London
18. What’s that you’ve got in your hand?
19. They lay together in each other’s arms.
20. I invited her in for a drink.
21. The door was open so I just walked in.
22. The water’s very deep – don’t fall in!
23. The guards fired a few shots in the air.
24. Look in the top drawer of my desk.
25. The dog stood motionless with its tail sticking straight up in the air.
26. What time does your flight get in?
27. The train from Paddington was just pulling in.
28. The ferry won’t be in for another hour.
29. What time did you get in last night?
30. I’m going to be late
31. so don’t expect me in till after ten.
32. Mel Gibson was born in 1956.
33. In winter the lake freezes over.
34. Let’s meet again in the morning
35. at around 9.30.
36. The dance was popular in the 1920s.
37. The exams are in six weeks’ time.
38. Wait
39. I’ll be with you in a minute or two.
40. Unemployment has risen by over 15% in the past year.
41. In the last few minutes we have received reports of an explosion on board an oil tanker.
42. Ernie had suffered two heart attacks in the space of a week.
43. I haven’t laughed so much in years.
44. It was the president’s first public appearance in three months.
45. Owen’s brother died in the war.
46. I sometimes look back and think of all the things I’ve done in my life.
47. There are 1000 kilograms in a tonne.
48. Lions often hunt in pairs.
49. People began to arrive in twos and threes.
50. One in twelve of the adult population suffers from stress.
51. [in the twenties/fifties/seventies etc] : A hot summer’s day with temperatures in the upper 20s
52. Most students got marks in the seventies or eighties.
53. Damage is estimated in the thousands of dollars.
54. [in your teens/twenties/thirties etc] : My daughter is in her mid-thirties now.
55. Income tax now stands at 22 pence in the pound.
56. Bailey was in the long-distance cycle race.
57. Leeds United fans took part in a massive street party.
58. She’s a teacher and her husband works in publishing.
59. There have been amazing advances in medical science.
60. The crisis in farming
61. A university degree in economics
62. I’m sorry my room’s in such a mess.
63. The army retreated in confusion.
64. She wants to travel around the world while she’s still in good health.
65. Kevin is in trouble again.
66. Their lives were in danger.
67. We wanted to get married because we were very much in love.
68. Are we all in agreement?
69. The United States will work in co-operation with her allies.
70. She looked so beautiful in her wedding dress.
71. A man in a clown’s hat came and sat beside her.
72. There’s going to be a change in the weather.
73. The recent rise in oil prices
74. We are trying to teach mathematics in a more interesting way.
75. The houses are all built in the traditional style.
76. You have to pay in cash.
77. We all sat in silence.
78. She called out to me in a loud voice.
79. [in tears] : Some of the children were in tears.
80. [in English/Spanish etc] : Go on
81. say something in French.
82. There are instructions in eight languages.
83. [in ink/pencil/chalk/oils etc] : A short note written in pencil
84. There were artists painting in oils and watercolours.
85. Write your name and address in capital letters.
86. Kenny’s been in the Boy Scouts since he was eight.
87. She has a number of Picasso’s paintings in her private collection.
88. We all sat round in a circle.
89. The vines are planted out in straight rows.
90. The names are listed in alphabetical order.
91. The girls were all dressed in white.
92. Are these curtains available in green?
93. Have you been waiting outside in the rain?
94. Flags were fluttering in the breeze.
95. Mr Micawber is one of the best-loved characters in English literature.
96. The disaster is vividly recalled in James Cameron’s film Titanic.
97. Debbie Reynolds co-starred with Gene Kelly in Singin’ in the Rain.
98. Who’s in the new movie with Brad Pitt?
99. I saw the house advertised in the local paper.
100. She’s so selfish in her attitude to other people.
101. The words are similar but there is a difference in meaning.
102. Fill in your name and address at the top of the form.
103. I typed in my password and my email address.
104. The children were busy colouring in the maps they had drawn.
105. She spoke more in disappointment than in anger.
106. In my enthusiasm I quite forgot Dr Ziegler’s warning.
107. Homework must be handed in tomorrow morning.
108. Have you sent in your application form?
109. I shall collect your books in at the end of the lesson.
110. [be in] : Tax forms must be in by the end of September.
111. There is a lot of fat in cheese and butter.
112. Do you take milk in your tea?
113. Smoked salmon? We’ll have some in on Thursday.
114. In Nelson Mandela the people had a leader that they could respect and admire.
115. We hope things will get better now the Tories are in.
116. [get in] : The Labour candidate got back in with an increased majority.
117. Pale colours are definitely in this summer.
118. [the in thing (to do)] : We used to go to boring cocktail parties just because it was the in thing to do.
119. They kicked the door in and charged through.
120. The roof caved in and buried all of them.