in
માં
definition
adverb
come in
expressing movement with the result that someone or something becomes enclosed or surrounded by something else.
we were locked in
expressing the situation of being enclosed or surrounded by something.
noun
he would ensure an in with the nominee
a position of influence.
adjective
we knocked at the door but there was no one in
(of a person) present at one's home or office.
pastels and light colors are in this year
fashionable.
preposition
living in Deep River
expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
they met in 1885
expressing a period of time during which an event takes place or a situation remains the case.
translation of 'in'
-માં,
-ની વચ્ચે,
-ની અંદર,
-ની સમીપ
preposition
અંદર
example
There he burst 'in' on an astonished young American couple and ran past them into a bedroom.
he was here 'in' April
there's a difference 'in' their attitude to clothes
You've got two alternatives on the next pitch - fastball 'in' or slider away.
He's getting married 'in' a few days.
The student could barely put a sentence together 'in' English.
She thought that he was the greatest master of the art of telling a story 'in' pictures without words.
Suffice it to say that his press conferences have all the allure of a night 'in' with the prime minister.
It was around 4 o' clock 'in' the afternoon and we wanted to have a snack before the show.
what's the cause of this disease 'in' humans?
Apparently, we are going to be able to put plastic 'in' with our cans and bottles.
Here I was, working there, able to take courses for free - in other words, I had an 'in' .
After college I went to work in libraries, while I waited for the position I wanted 'in' fashion.
the pupils stood 'in' twos
From the cab's front view, we witness Iris get 'in' the back.
the roof fell 'in'
And while all of this is going on I'm having to move out of my flat - a place I've been 'in' for 4 years.
As the days get longer and the sun warms the air we begin to see activity 'in' our ponds.
I began the book 'in' the summer of 1995.
she's 'in' hospital
I helped teach the role to Jane and Beth: they learnt it 'in' a month.
he put some oil 'in' the water
Because marriage figures so prominently 'in' her novels, much has been made of Austen's decision not to marry.
He had been 'in' good health apart from the angina and had not smoked for 17 years.
They were finally caught out when one brother got their shifts mixed up and walked 'in' on a romantic meal for two.
Two weeks later, I had another appointment in the city and I was supposed to go 'in' with my son again.
u2018Anna! Are you alright?u2019 Evan asked, jumping 'in' after me.
The we went 'in' and sat down and lots of other people were there.
He shook his head, 'in' sadness and grief.
Night had fallen, and the tide was 'in' .
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