ask (one) in(to some place)

To invite another person into a place, often one's home. Haven't I asked you into our new house before? They're Bill's friends, so I asked them in.

ask someone in(to) (some place)

and ask someone in

to invite someone inside some place. We asked them into the house. We stopped our friends in the hallway and asked them in.

词组	ask (one) in(to some place)
释义	ask (one) in(to some place) ask (one) in(to some place) To invite another person into a place, often one's home. Haven't I asked you into our new house before? They're Bill's friends, so I asked them in. See also: ask Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ask someone in(to) (some place) and ask someone in to invite someone inside some place. We asked them into the house. We stopped our friends in the hallway and asked them in. See also: ask McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: ask in keep (one's) seat older as old as my eyes and a little (bit) older than my teeth ask (one) over ask ask down ask back a walking dictionary a walking dictionary, encyclopedia, etc.
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