in
英 [ɪn]
美[ɪn]
- prep. 按照（表示方式）；从事于；在…之内
- adv. 进入；当选；（服装等）时髦；在屋里
- adj. 在里面的；时髦的
- n. 执政者；门路；知情者
- n. (In)人名；(中)演(广东话·威妥玛)；(柬)殷(用于名字第一节)， 因；(日)寅 (名)
词组搭配
be in for
have good reason to expect (typically something unpleasant)
必定会遭到，免不了遭受（尤指坏事）
it looks as if we're in for a storm.
我们看起来似乎要遭受一场暴风雨。
in all
总共, 合计
in and out of
being a frequent visitor to (a house) or frequent inmate of (an institution)
频繁出入（房子）；频繁进出（机构）
he was in and out of jail for most of his twenties.
他二十几岁时几乎一直频繁进出监狱。
in on
privy to (a secret)
熟悉内情
in so far as
在…的范围内
In so far as you are a student, you are free to use the library.
只要你是学生,便可免费使用该图书馆。
in with
(informal)enjoying friendly relations with
(非正式)与…交好
the Krays were in with a couple of well-known MPs.
克赖一家与几个著名的国会议员有很好的交情。
the ins and outs
(informal)all the details (of something)
(非正式)详情
in for
Guaranteed to get or have
保证得到或拥有
You're in for a big surprise.
你肯定会大吃一惊
in that
For the reason that.
因为