in

From Old English 'in', meaning 'inside' or 'within'.

ADP (1)
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en literal / dentro de
Synonyms within formal , inside
Antonyms out

Used to indicate location or position within a larger area, enclosure, or container; also used to express presence, involvement, or a state or condition.

  • The books are in the library. — The books are located inside the library.
  • She works in the medical field. — Her profession is within the medical sector.
  • They are in agreement on the proposal. — They share the same opinion about the proposal.
ADV (1)
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Synonyms internally , inside
Antonyms out

Indicating movement towards or presence at the inside of a place or thing.

  • Please come in. — Please enter the building or room.
  • He's not out, he's in. — He is currently inside and not outside.
  • The train pulled in to the station. — The train arrived at the station and moved to its designated position within it.