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Phrasal In-Into

Phrasal preposition In-Into

Ask IN >>> I asked her in To invite somebody into your house
Bash IN >>> The window was bashed in . To break by hitting violently
Believe IN >>> Do you believe in ghosts ? To feel sure about the existence
Blend IN >>> The curtains blend in perfectly with the carpet. Look similar to
Build IN >>> Safeguards against fraud are built in to the system. Permanent part
Call IN >>> He called in at the office before he left for London. Visiting a place or a person
Cave IN >>> Wall of the tunnel caved in on the workman. Fall down
Check IN >>> After checking in , we went out for a meal. To go to an official desk
Chime IN >>> He kept chiming in with his opinions. Interrupt into conversation
Culminate IN >>> The negotiations culminated in an agreement acceptable to all sides. To end
Dabble IN >>> She swims twice a week and dabbling in weight training. Take part
Deal IN >>> He made a fortune dealing in stocks and shares. To do business
Delight IN >>> From childhood, she delighted in reading. Get a lot of pleasure
Dial IN >>> Every time I dial in with the internet I don’t get the connection. To make a connection between one computer and another using telephone
Dig IN >>> My cat dig in the bowl of milk and finished it off To eat sth up
Dig(yourself) IN >>> They advanced a short distance and dug themselves in to make a safe place for yourself in the ground and prepare for the enemy to attack
Dip IN >>> We dipped donuts in the chocolate syrup. To put something into the liquid and remove it again quickly
Disbelieve IN >>> My friend disbelieves in god. To not believe that sb/sth exists
Dive IN >>> As soon as the food was served my brother dived in . To start sth with enthusiasm
Do(sb) IN >>> I think it was the alcohol that did him in . Unable to do something
Draw IN >>> The train draws out of the station. If a train draws out of the station
Drink IN >>> We sat watching the movie, drinking it all in. Listen/look at sth with great pleasure
Drop IN >>> We may drop in on Maria next week. To pay them a short visit
Drop IN >>> I and my friends dropped in the coffee shop for a quick drink on my way home. To pay a short informal visit to Sb
Drop IN >>> I dropped into my friend’s parlor. Used to describe a place where you can go without making an appointment
Eat IN >>> Is this fruit to eat in or take away ? have a male
End IN >>> The partnership between the two companies could all end in tears. To have as an ending or as a result
Factor IN >>> When you estimated the cost of the repairs, you forgot to factor in the labor. Include a particular fact or situation
Fade IN >>> It gradually becomes louder or clearer. In if a sound
Fall IN >>> The roof of the cave fell in . If a roof or a ceiling falls in
Fax IN >>> Orders can be either phoned or faxed in to us. To send a fax
Hand IN >>> All the assignments must be handed in within due time. Submit
Immerse IN >>> After getting married he was immersed in his family life. Busy
Indulge IN >>> I do not like to indulge in such a petty sort of issue. Get involved
Ink IN >>> The company has inked in June 1st for the launch. To write or draw
Interest IN >>> I am interested in learning new things. Have interest
Invest IN >>> Someone must invest in books. Spend money on something useful
Jack IN >>> My sister is going to jack her job in after marriage. To stop doing a regular activity
Join IN >>> I wish he would join in with the other children Start doing with people who are already doing it
Jump IN >>> Feel free to jump in at any moment while we are talking. To enter someone quickly
Keep IN >>> The teacher kept the students in after school because they had misbehaved. Not allow someone out
Keep IN >>> The teacher kept the students in after school because they had misbehaved. Not allow someone out
Key IN >>> It took me ages to key in all the information into the database. Enter numbers or information into a computer or electronic system
Land IN >>> He was a thief and landed in to jail for his crimes. Get someone into trouble
Let IN >>> Students are not let in the teachers’ staff room. Allow someone to enter.
Log IN >>> Someone is changing my password so I couldn't log in . Enter a restricted area on a computer system.
Marry IN >>> Islam encourages its followers to marry in . Marry someone of the same ethnicity, religion, etc
Move IN >>> He moved in where he feels comfortable. Start living in a place.
Opt IN >>> If you want them successful, you have to opt-in . Choose to be part of a member of something
Plug IN >>> I haven't plugged in the TV yet, I just bought it. Able to connect employing plug
Pull IN >>> I need a break, I'll pull in over there and we'll have some rest. To move something towards yourself
Result IN >>> His negligence resulted in severe health problems Outcome
Send IN >>> Please send in application forms before the end of the month To send something
Sign IN >>> First of all, you have to sign in at reception Sign a register on arrival
Stay IN >>> I don't feel like going out today, I'll stay in To stay inside or at home instead of going out
Take IN >>> She was taken in by his lofty promises A deception, fraud, or imposition
Throw IN >>> If you buy this coat, madam, we will throw the gloves in an act of throwing something
Traffic IN >>> They were charged with trafficking in drugs Deal or trade in something illegal
Usher IN >>> Jane and her husband always have a party to usher in the New Year To serve to bring into being a discovery that ushered in a period of change
Wade IN >>> She waded in with an attack on company policy To get involved in a situation, or discussion, etc
Wait IN >>> She waited in all day in case he called To stay at home because you are expecting to arrive
Walk IN >>> Sorry, I did not mean to walk in on you To go into a room
Wallow IN >>> She wallows in nostalgia To enjoy that gives pleasure
Want IN >>> Does Jack want in a club ? To want to be involved in a business deal
Zoom IN >>> The camera zoomed in to show people’s faces Focus more closely
Zero IN ON >>> They zeroed in on the target To aim weapons at or to a pinpoint
Zoom IN ON >>> The camera zoomed in on his face Focus more closely
Fall IN WITH >>> She falls in eighth with his plans. To become involved
Blunder INTO >>> He had innocently blundered into a private dispute. Accidently find yourself in a difficult situation
Bore INTO >>> His blue eyes seemed to bore into her. Gaze to make someone uncomfortable
Break INTO >>> Three houses in our street have been broken into this week. To enter a building by force
Burst INTO >>> She burst into tears after my sympathetic words. Start something doing suddenly
Cannon INTO >>> She stopped suddenly and I almost cannoned into her. To hit accident by with great force
Descend INTO >>> Yesterday whole situation descended into chaos To get into very bad condition or state
Dig INTO >>> Soldiers dig into the ground and prepare for the energy to fight back To do sth in a way that shows you are determined to finish it
Dip INTO >>> I’ve only had time to dip into your resume. To read or watch only small parts of the book, magazine
Dissolve INTO >>> When I read this book I dissolve into tears. To suddenly laugh or cry
Dive INTO >>> She dived into her handbag for the money. To move your hand quickly into sth such as pocket or bag
Dob INTO >>> Sam wasn’t sure who had dobbed her into her mother. To tell Sb sth bad about someone
Drill(sth) INTO >>> There is no need to drill things into them. They have to learn by themselves. To make sb learn or understand sth they frequently repeat
Drop INTO >>> My friend dropped into my house yesterday. An informal visit to someone without telling them in advance
Drop(sth) INTO >>> I’ll drop in the presents later. To deliver sth especially when you are on the way to somewhere else
Drum INTO >>> I had it drummed into me that I shouldn't share my details with someone. To make sb remember sth by repeating it often
Drum(sth) INTO >>> I had drummed into me to not share our details. To make sb remember by repeating it again
Ease INTO >>> A course for people eases into the world of computing. Familiar with
Eat INTO >>> My work began to eat into the weekends. Being used up
Enquire INTO >>> The committee is enquiring into the employment of children. To try to find out the facts
Enter INTO >>> The government has entered into an agreement with the world bank. To make a start on
Fall INTO >>> Only 40% of people fall into this group. To begin to be in a particular state
Get INTO >>> I am getting into cricket. Become involved
Hammer INTO >>> I managed to hammer the point into . Forced to learn
Hook INTO >>> He tried to hook me into going with him. Persuade
Inquire INTO >>> The teacher wants his students keenly inquire into the issue. Investigation
Insinuate INTO >>> She cleverly insinuated herself into his family. Get a position of advantage
Jam INTO >>> She jammed all books into a small place. to force too many things or people into a small space
Lay INTO >>> The teacher laid into the student when he came two hours late in class. Criticize angrily.
Opt INTO >>> I opted into a lucky draw. Choose to be a member or part of something
Run INTO >>> You won't believe whom I ran into this morning! To meet someone by chance
Turn INTO >>> You wouldn't recognize her - she has turned into a dedicated women rights fighter Be transformed into
Wade INTO >>> She waded straight into her critics with her opening remarks To attack physically or with words
Walk INTO >>> You walked straight into me To crash into while you are walking
Whale INTO >>> She whaled into me for being late again To attack by hitting them again and again
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