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in /ɪn/► SEE ALLanything/nothing/something in itanything/nothing/something in it for sbbe in at sthbe in for sthbe in for itbe/get in on sthbe/keep (well) in with sbin and out (of sth)in that
●anything/nothing/something ˈin itany/no/some truth in what is being said 是否／根本不／有些真实◆‘Is there anything in the story that he is leaving the company?’ ‘No, I’m sure there’s nothing in it.’ / ‘Yes, I think there’s something in it.’
“有人说他要离开公司，这是不是真的？”“我敢肯定不是什么真话。”／“我认为这是真的。”●anything/nothing/something in it for sb (informal) any/no/some advantage, especially financial, to sb 对某人有／没有／有一些好处◆He wanted to know more about the business but I told him there was nothing in it for him.
他想多了解一些有关这笔交易的事，但我告诉他他并不能从中捞到什么好处。●be in at sthpresent when sth happens …发生时在场◆They were in at the start of the economic boom.
他们赶上了经济繁荣的初期。●be ˈin for sth1. be about to get or experience sth unpleasant, for example a shock, a surprise, trouble, bad weather, etc. 将要陷入，即将经历（不愉快的事情）◆He’ll be in for a big surprise when he opens that letter.
他打开信时肯定会大吃一惊。◆I think we’re in for trouble with the new boss.
我想，来了这位新上司，我们要有麻烦了。2. be taking part in sth, for example, a competition; be trying to get sth, for example, a job 参加（比赛等）；竭尽全力以获得（工作等）◆I’m in for both the 100 metres race and the long jump.
我参加了百米赛跑和跳远两个项目。◆I hope Jan gets that professorship she’s in for.
我希望简能得到她渴望的教授职位。●be ˈin for it (BrE also be ˈfor it) (informal) be going to get into trouble or be punished 将要有麻烦；将要受到惩罚；将要倒霉◆We’d better hurry or we’ll be in for it.
我们最好快一点，否则就该倒霉了。●be/get ˈin on sth (informal) knowing about sth; included in sth 知道（或了解）某事；参与；加入◆I’d like to be in on this project if you’ll have me.
如果你愿意的话，我很想参加这个项目。◆She wants to get in on what the others are doing.
她想干别人都在干的事。◆Shall we let him in on the secret?
我们让不让他知道这个秘密？●be/keep (well) ˈin with sb (informal) be friendly with sb, not because you like them, but because they may be useful to you （因可能从中得到好处而）和某人处好关系◆If you want to do well in this company, keep well in with the boss.
你要是想在公司干得好，就要和上司处好关系。●ˌin and ˈout (of sth)going regularly to a place 进进出出；时常出入◆I’ve been in and out of the travel agency all this week, trying to arrange my holiday.
这一个星期以来，为了安排度假，我进进出出旅行社好几次。◆After the accident, he was in and out of hospital for a couple of years.
那次事故之后，他就一会儿出院，一会儿又住院，折腾了好几年。●in that (written) for the reason that; because 由于；因为◆She was fortunate in that she had friends to help her.
她很幸运，有朋友们帮着。 |