Translingual
In
symbol for indium
English
Homophones
Noun
- A position of power or a way to get it.
- His parents got him an in with the company
- (In games) An occasion in which a batter is not caught out.
- (Also in games) An inning.
Preposition
in
- Indicates containment.
- The dog is in the kennel.
- Surrounded by.
- We are in the city walls.
- Of that particular thing.
- He has passed in English.
Related terms
Translations
in
- Albanian: në
- Arabic: في (fi), بِـ (bi...)
- Basque: -an (locative)
- Bulgarian: в (v)
- Croatian: u
- Czech: v
- Dutch: in
- Dyirbal: -ŋga / -ga / -ɽa (locative)
- Esperanto: en
- Finnish: -ssa / -ssä (inessive )
- French: dans
- German: in
- Greek: εἰς (eis)
- Hawaiian: i, iā ; ma
- Hebrew: ...ב (be...)
- Hungarian: -ban / -ben (inessive )
- Icelandic: í , inni
- : en
- Indonesian: di
- Interlingua: in
- Italian: in
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Adverb
- Located indoors, especially: at home or the office and available for conversation
- Example: Is Mr. Smith in?
- Moving towards the interior of a house or room
- Example: Suddenly a strange man walked in.
- (cricket, baseball)
- Still able to bat.
Translations
Antonyms
Dutch
Pronunciation
/In/
Preposition
in
- expressing containment.
Examples
De geest in de fles: the genie in the bottle.
Translations
- English: in (on this page)
- Icelandic: í
- Lojban: nenri (brivla), ne'i (tense)
- Spanish: en
Italian
Preposition
in
- in
- to
- into
- by
Combined forms
When followed by a definite article, in is combined with the article to give the following combined forms:
Latin
Preposition
in
- (with ablative) in, at, on
- (with accusative) into
Preposition
in
- in