(Preposition)IN(MISCELLANEOUS)

ADEPT AT/IN: skilled in doing something. garima is adept at cooking new dishes.

EXULT AT/IN: show happiness and pride. The Pandava Princess exulted at

Their victory over The Kauravas.

LODGE AT/IN: to give a place to live in for a short duration. The

flood affected people villagers were lodged in a school building.

MASTER AT/IN:be an expert in something. he is a master at lying.

ADJUDICATE IN/ON: officially decide in dispute. he was appointed to

adjudicate in The complex matter.

APPEAR IN/ON: be available. The film is likely to appear soon on The screen.

EXIST IN/ON: be in existence. life exists only on earth.

GRAZE IN/ON: eat growing grass. The cattle grazed  in The field.

GROUNDED IN/ON: to be based on something. his Theory is grounded on

sound principles.

INSCRIBE IN/ON: to carefully write, cut or print words on something

hard. The king got his orders inscribed on rocks.

LAND UP IN/ON: get into a particular place etc. They landed up in a

hotel at night.

LIE IN/ON: be in a position when your body is  flat. she way lying on a sofa.

LESSON IN/ON: teaching in a particular skill or subject. i had a

lesson in mob psychology.

LOG IN/ON: to gain accesss to a computer. she does not know how to log in.

LOITER IN/ON: move about without purpose. loitering in These quaerters

is prohibited.

LOUNGE IN/ON: to sit or stand lazily. The  children were lounging on

in The park.

PARK IN/ON: to put something on a particular place ina way that is

annoying. he parked a big basket of sweet on my table.

PLANT IN/ON: to put firmly in or on. he planted a tree on The mound.

RECLINE IN/ON: to recline on, lean back in a relaxed way. she reclined

on a sofa.

PUT INTO: put or allowed to stay in a particular place. They were put

into room no 5 on The ground flooor.

PUT INTO: make somebody wear particular cloThes. The students were put

into uniform.

RUN INTO: face problems suddenly. he ran into problems because of extravagance.

RUN INTO: meet somebody by chance. she ran into me at The mall.

RUN INTO: to reach a large amount or quantity. if you add up all The

expenses, it would run into thousands of rupees.

RUN INTO: hit accidently. The vehicle ran into a wall.

RUN INTO: merge into, overlap. Early in The morning you can see

darkness running into light.

CLASH IN/WITH: come together to fight. both the teams will clash in the final.

DECK IN/WITH: decorate a thing, make something look more atttractive.

she was decked in ornaments.

DRENCH IN/WITH: get thoroughly wet. she was drenched in rain.

LIE IN/WITH: to exist in. The solution lies in mutual trust.

SCREAM IN/WITH: cry loudly. The patient screamed in pain.

PAY IN/INTO: to put money in your bank account. my salary is paid into

my bank account.

PACK IN/INTO: to stop doing something. she is considering packing in

her business.

INCISE IN/INTO: to cut a mark into something. The surgeon incised into his skin.

PILE IN/INTO: press into a small space. we were all piled into The car.

PILE IN/INTO: attack somebody, eat food with a great appetite. The

policeman piled into The pickpocket with blows.

DELVE IN/INTO: search for, go deep into a matter. i delved into a pile

of papers of find the statement out.

ENTER IN/INTO: take part in. I entered into an argument with Them.

INCORPORATE IN/INTO: to include something as part of a whole. Our

rights and duties have been incorporated in The constitution.

INSERT IN/INTO: to put something inside. insert a sheet of paper into

The printer.

INSTIL IN/INTO: to teach somebody a way of doing something. we should

instil goood manners into children.

INTERVENE IN/TO:  try to stop a quarrel etc. The police had to

intervene in The factional fight.

POUR IN/INTO: arrive in a stream. congratulations poured in from all

over The state.

PULL IN/INTO: draw in, arrive. our train pulled in an hour late.

SAIL IN/INTO: enter an argument.The lady sailed in with The ticket checker.

SCRAPE IN/INTO: to manage to get a job,only just succeed. he scrapped

in The parliament with a thing margin.

SETTLE IN/INTO: get used to. it took me sometime to settle intomy job.

SPOON IN/INTO: mix or move food with a spoon. she spooned The milk

shake in The glasses.

SQUASH IN/INTO: manage to enter a place where There is hardly any room.

STRAP IN/INTO: fasten into a peat etc. firmly. The child was strapped

into The back seat.

THROW IN/INTO: begin somework with vigour.miss ragini threw herself

into her work.

USHER IN/INTO: lead, conduct. The guests were ushered into The hall.

VOTE IN/INTO: elect. They voted her in for The second term.

WALK IN/INTO: come into. please walk in.

WHEEL IN /INTO: push a wheeled chair etc. The patient was wheeled into

The doctor's room.

GET IN ON: take part in an activity on your own. she gets in on in such parties.

NIP IN THE BUD: to prevent something from developing into a problem.

They were trying to go on strike but The management nipped in The bud.

PICK HOLES IN: find fault with. she is in The habit of picking holes

in any work.

MIX UP IN: be  involved in crime etc. he avoided mixing up in The scandel.

MELT IN MOUTH: said of a delicious and soft item of food. The sweets

would melt in your mouth.

SEE IN A NEW LIGHT: see favourably. you need to see at The proposal in

a new light.

SPLIT IN TWO: divider into two. The commiitte has split into two.

STARE IN THE FACE: be too cleaar not to be perceived. The hard

realities of like keep on staring in The face.

WHISTLE IN THE DARK: try to show that one is brave when actually one

is frightened. it was all whistling in The dark.

ACQUIESE IN/TO:to agree to do something unwilligly. The defeated

country acquiesed to The terms of The treaty.

ENLIST IN/FOR: make people enter The army.  He was enliseted in army

as a soldier.

EXPLODE IN/INTO/WITH: show sudden feelings. She exploded with laughter.

GAP IN/BETWEEN:  a break, opening. The gap in The wall filled in.

LIE ON/IN/TheRE:be in a flat position. The books were lying on The table.

LIE IN/ON/BELOW:be in a particular place. The village lies in a narrow valley.

LODGE IN/DOWN:become firmly stuck. a fish bone lodged down his thigh.

METICULOUS IN/ABOUT:very careful in doing something. she is meticulous

in cooking. you should be meticulous about your dress.

NIP IN/DOWN/OUT: to go quickly for a short time to some place. He

nippled down to The nearby market.

OCCUR IN/AMONG:to happen in a particular place, people or situation.

This disease often occuers in prostitiues.

ORIGINATE IN/FROM/WITH:to begin to develop in a particular place or

situation. Tea has originated from India.

PERSEVERE AT/IN/WITH:continue doing something in a determined way.

vinita perservered in learning music.

PLACE IN/ON/ABOVE:put something somewhere. she placed The purse in The drawer.

PREVAIL IN/AMONG:to exist in. head hunting prevailed i The tribals of

far eastern provinces of India.

PROCEED IN/TO:move in a particular direction. Then we  proceeded to The exit.

PUFF IN/ACROSS/ALONG:send, drive, across. The steam engine puffed

smoke in The air.

ROOF IN/OVER:cover an open space by putting a roof or cover. They

roofed in The courtyard.

ROOF IN/THROUGH:serch something by moving things around. He rooted

through his bag for The keys.

WALTZ IN/INTO/OUT: to walk somewhere confidently. badri waltz in to

The meeting.

WARM IN/BY/ON: to be heated. There is some milk for The baby warming

on The fire.

(Preposition)IN

ABOUND IN: India abounds in mineral wealth.

ABSORB IN: the children are absorbed in playing.

ARRIVE IN: the minister will arrive in the city on monday.

BELIEVE IN: I BELIEVE IN GOD.

BORN IN: HE WAS BORN IN RICH FAMILY.

*BRING IN: import or produce.

CALL IN: ask somebody to come and help. the polce was called in to

restore order.

CALL IN: visit a known person. he called in to invite me to the wedding.

CASH IN: exchange a hond etc for money. dinesh wants tocahs in his securities.

CAVE IN: collapse, give way. the roof caved in during heavy rains.

CAVE IN: to surrender.she finally caved in and agreed to the marriage.

CHECK IN: arrive and occupy rooms at a hotel. the check in time in the

grand hotel was 9 am.

CHIP IN: contribute part of the cost, to interrupt. we all chipped in

for the ceremony.

CLOCK IN: record the time of arrival in a factory. a worker has to

clock in time.

CLOCK IN: be able to life up a particular weight. she clocked in 250kgs.

CLOSE IN: reach close to a person or animal and surround. the dogs

closed in on the fox.

CLOTHE IN: put on clothes. the bride was clothed in a fancy dress.

COLOUR IN: fill colours  in a drawing or outlines. i bought colour in

picture books for little sanchi.

COMPETE IN:

CONFIDE IN: to tell a secret matter. i am confide in my friend, rajesh.

CONFIDENCE IN: I HAVE FULL CONFIDENCE IN YOU.

COMPLICITY IN: taking part with someone else in a crime or wrongdoing.

her complicity in the murder could not be proved.

CONFIDE IN: to tell somebody a secret. you can very well confide in me.

CONFIDENCE IN: have faith, trust. mu confidence in my wife is firm and forever.

CONSIST IN: to be based on, dependent upon. the beauty of the taj

consists in its unique architecture.

CONTRACT IN: agree to take part. i contracted in order to take part in

the scheme.

COUCH IN: express in particular type of language. the contract was

couched in simple language.

COUNT IN: include somebody in some activity. you can count me in for

your next trip to australia.

COW IN: bring a submission with threats etc. the militans cowed in the

villagers.

CREEP IN: slip in. if you are not cautious, mistakes may creep  in

your composition.

CROWD IN: a lot of people  in a place. hearing a loud noise several

people crowded in.

CUT IN: to interrupt,move suddenly in front of another. i began to

speak but was cut in by her.

DEAL IN: trade in particular type of goods. they deal i stainless

steel in products.

DECREASE IN:reduction, becomver lower. the recent decreasein

power-supply is a matter of concern.

DEFECTIVE IN: imperfect, lacking in quality and standard. the good

were found defective in quality.

DEFICIENT IN: wanting, be short of something. her diet was found

deficient in minerals.

DIFFICULTY IN: being difficult, not easy. there is much difficulty in

finding trustworthy maid-servant.

DELIGHT IN:have great pleasure in something. she delights in parties

and social gatherings.

DIG IN:mix deep into the soil. dig the manure in before planting the sapling.

DIG IN: dig trenches. out troops were well dug in on the border.

DINE IN:

DIP IN: invite people to take their share of food. please dip in. the

food has been served.

DRINK IN: experience the beauty. who would not like to drink in the

beauty of the hills?

DILIGENT IN: be hard-working, taking great care. Vidhan Chandra was

diligent studies.

DISBELIEVE IN: not to believe, refuse to accept. i disbelieve in

witches and ghosts.l

DO IN: kill somebody. the robbers did in their victim.

DO IN: be exhausted. i felt done in after the long race.

DOUSE IN:to cover something in water. she doused him in coloured water on holi.

DOMINANT IN: most important. Durgesh was dominant girl in her group.

DRAW IN: become shorter. In winter days draw in.

EAT IN: have meals at home. i prefer to eat in to eat out.

EDUCATE IN: teach , train. Public needs to be educated in water-harvesting.

EMBROIL IN: be involved in a difficulty, problem. She got embroiled in

Their petty quarrel.

EMPLOYED IN: he is employed in this school.

END IN: be The conclusion. The war ended in victory for none.

ENGAGE IN: be involved in, be busy in something. Gautam was engaged in

unlawful activities.

ENLIST IN: he was enlisted in the army.

ENMESH IN: be entangled, involved. She was enmeshed in unnecessary argument.

ENROL IN: make or become member. He enrolled himself in Ambulance Brigade.

ENSHRINE IN: place something in. Our rights and duties are enshrined

in our constitution.

ENSNARE IN: trap in, catch in. She ensnared him in her love.

ENVELOP IN: cover, surround, wrap. The moon was enveloped in a cloud.

ESTABLISH IN: put in a position, office etc. He was well establish in

his business of compuers.

EXAMINE IN: to give a test. The would be officials were examined in.

EXCEL IN: surpass.  she excels everybody else in beauty.

EXPERT IN: skilled, have expertise. He is an expert in healing deep wounds.

FAITH IN: trust, strong belief. My faith in God is firm.

FALL IN: cave in. The monument may fall in because of neglect.

FENCE IN: surround with a fence. They fenced The plot in with barbed wires.

FILL IN: to put in something into a gap, crack etc. They filled The

holes in with saw-dust.

FILL IN: give full details. he filled in The application form.

FILL IN: to pass time. he did not know how to fill in The vacant period.

FIT IN: be in accord, be well adjusted. she did not fit in The family

of tribals.

FLY IN: arrive by an aeroplane. The flew in The city by a chartered plane.

FORTUNATE IN: he is fortunate in his family.

GATHER IN: collect people or things in a place safely. The farmers

gaThered Their harvest in.

GENIUS IN: he is genius in english.

GET IN: arrive at a place. he was told to get There in time.

GET IN: bring something in from outside. They got in as soon as it

started raining.

GET IN: buy goods and supplies. we need get in ration for The family.

GET IN: to ask somebody to help you. i shall get a mansoon in.

GET IN: manage to say something when many people are talking . finally

i gotin, "may i leave now?"

GIFTED IN: possessing natural talent. tansen was gifted in music.

GIVE IN: yield, surrenders admit defeat. The extremists had to give in.

GLORY IN: enjoy something, feel proud of. They gloried in Their historical past.

GO IN: be ina hospital. she went in for an emergency operation.

GO IN: join an organisation. i may go in The company soon.

GO IN: fit well in a container. The key did not go in.

GO IN: enter. they went in their house.

GRADUATE IN: obtain a degree. he graduated in science in 1980.

GULP IN: to breaThe in air quickly in a large quantity. They rushed

out of smoke and gulped in air.

HAND IN: give something to a person in authority. he handed in The

answersheets to The teacher.

HAUL IN: to arrest. The police hauled in a hooligan.

HAVE IN: call in a person for somework. i had in a plumber.

HEDGE IN: to enclose. The area was hedged in with bushes.

HEM IN: to surround a person cllosely. she found herself hemmed in by

some strangers.

*HOLD IN: to keep under control. Hold these unruly boys, said the

headmaster to the teacher.

HOLD IN: not to express an emotion. she held in her laughter.

HONEST IN: he is honest in his dealings.

IMMANENT IN: quality that is naturally present. love is immanent in

human beings.

IMMERSE IN: put something under water or any oTher liquid, absorbed.

he immersed himself in water of The pond.

IMPACT IN:The effect or influence on. monsoon has a great impact on

Indian economy.

IMPLANT IN: to fix an idea, feeling etc in someone's mind. The

beautiful scenes are still implanted in my memory.

IMPLICATE IN: to show that somebbody is involved in something wrong.

he says that he was implicated in The case.

IMPLICATION IN: something shown by  a particular actin, situation etc.

The implication in this case is that They are not free from blame.

IMPLICIT IN: be a central part of something. Trust is implicit in

mutual relations.

INACCESSIBLE IN: difficult to reach. The remote villages become

inaccessible in rains.

INCONSISTENCY IN: not in harmony, be different. inconsistency in

payments creates problems.

INCULCATE IN: to fix ideas etc in somebody's mind. we should inculcate

moral values in The students.

INDISCERNABLE IN: difficult to notice. The deer became indiscernable

in The shadow of The trees.

INDISCRIMINATE IN: careless in judgement. gopal is often

indiscriminate in his spending.

INDULGE IN: to take great pleasure in doing something. he indulged in

playing cards.

INHERENT IN: an inborn or natural quality. This is a big problem

inherent in The project itself.

INK IN: write something in ink. I was asked to ink in my name on The document.

INSTRUCT IN: to teach how to do something. he was instructing The

students in how to shoot with a rifle.

INTEREST IN: to pay attention to something. i have no imnterest in politics.

INVEST IN: use money to earn profit. i advised him to remain invested

in stock market.

INVITE IN: request somebody to come in. i met her but she did not invite me in.

INVOLVE IN: take an active part in an activity. i was involved in The

community dinner.

INVOLVEMENT IN: the way somebody takes part in some activity. his

involvement in the fraud waas soon exposed.

JACK IN: to stop doing something. I want to jack in my work for a few days.

JAMMED IN: stuck betweeen two things. The boys got his fingers jammed

in The window.

JOIN IN: to participate, take part in activity. All of Them joined in

The fun party.

JUMP IN: to interrupt. We were talking when she jumped in.

*KEEP IN: force a person to stay inside, continue burning. The

children were kept in a room and not allowed to wander in The sun will

the fire keep in until we return?

KEY IN:feed information  into a computer, enter. key The fingures in

The computers.

KICK IN: to have an effect, come into operation. The medicine soon kicked in.

KICK IN: kick violently with your foot. i had to kick The window in.

LACKING IN: not having in sufficient quantity etc. he lacked in the skill.

LANGUISH IN: be forced to remain in an unpleasant place. he languish

in prison for a long time.

LAND IN: cause serious problem. his gambling landed him in trouble. i

was not surprised to know that he had landed himseld in prison.

LAPSE IN: be careless or forgetful for sometime. There have been many

lapses in The prime ministers security.

LAY IN: store smomething to be used in future. The ants laid in a lot

of supply of winter.

LENIENT IN: not to be strict. The judge was lenient in that case.

LET IN: allow to come in. The dog did not let anyone in.

LET IN: allow water, air, light, etc to enter. open The window to let air in.

LISTEN IN: listen to radio, tune in. i forgot to listen in The afternoon news.

LIVE IN: sleep and eat at The same place where you work. They live in a flat.

LOCK IN: put somebody in a room etc and lock The door. The man-eater

was locked in a cage.

LOOK IN: make a brief visit, drop in. i looked in on my parents while

returing home from office.

LUXURIATE IN: derive great pleasure from something. she luxuriated in

her ornaments.

MAJOR IN: study a subject as a main subject. she is majoring in

chinease politics.

MEDDLE IN: be involved in an affair that hardly concerns you. i do not

like you meddle in our affairs.

MERGE IN: become part of surroundings in such a way  that it is not

easy to distinguish it.

MIX IN: blend two substances togeTher. mix The sugar in.

MIX IN: join people or an activity. he mixed in The group of players.

MODERATION IN: to not to do something too much. moderation in food and

drinks should be out guiding principle.

MOVE IN: to start living in a new house. we moved in here in july last here.

MOVE IN: tocme to live with you. my parents moved in with me.

MOVE IN: go towards somebody to kill Them. They moved in on The traveller.

MOVE IN: take over an activity and be involved in it in an unfair

manner. They moved in after a hostile takeover of The company.

MUCK IN:join other people in an activity. the officers mucked in with

the workers to improve profitibility.

MUSCLE IN: to get control of something by force. they are trying to

muscle in on their rival's territory.

NEGLIGENT IN: careless. he is negligent in his studies.

OBSCURITY IN: The stte of being not known or rememberred. she died  in

obscurity.

OCCUPIED IN: i am occupied in writing a novel.

OPERATE IN: to work in a particular area or place. The gang operates

in remote areas.

OPT IN: to take part in an activity. They were not in postion to opt

in The touranament.

PACK IN: to stop having romantic relations. finally he packed his girl

friend in.

PACK IN: to attract a lot of people. gradually The film began to pack people in.

PAINT IN: fill a space in a picture. The children were busy painting

in picutres.

PARTAKE IN: be involved in an activity. she willingly partook in social service.

PARTICIPATE IN: to take part in an event or activity. he may not

participate inThe tournament.

PENCIL IN:to include someone or something in a list. her name was

pencilled in at The last moment.

PERSIST IN: continue doing something resolutely. The employees

persisted in Their demands.

PHASE IN: introduce something new. The third generation pocket phones

were phased in India last year.

PHONE IN: address by telephone to a radio or TV programme, to

telephone The place of your work. Listeners were welcome to The phone

in programme of Door Darshan.

PIONEER IN: be one of The first persons. gandhi, a pioneer in

non-corporation movement in india well never be forgotten.

PITCH IN: give support, offer help, to start to work enthusiastically.

They all pitched in and finished it ina day.

PLOUGH IN: cover with soil from The plough. The farmers ploughed some

of Their potato crop in.

PLUG IN: connect with The power supply by a plug. she plugged in The

computer to boot in on.

PRACTISED IN:good at something. narendar is well practised in flattery.

PREVALENT IN: be in practice, be common.child-marriage is still

prevalent in many communities in rajasthan.

PRIDE IN: she takes pride in her beauty.

PROFICIENT IN: skilled in. jeevan is proficient in acting.

PROFUSE IN: generous with. she was profuse in her thanks.

PULL IN: earn, draw wages. he is pulling in a handsome salary.

PULL IN: attract, draw. The show is pulling in large crowds.

PUMP IN: contribute alot of something. The more supplies were pumped

in. They need to pump in a lot of money.

PUNCH IN: record the time of arrival. every worker has to punch in his card.

PUSH IN: break a queue and come in front of oTher people. nobody

should be allowed to push in a queue.

PUT IN: include, insert. donot forget to put in punctuation marks in

your composition.

PUT IN: devote, spend, use. you need to put in punctuation marks in

your composition.

RAIL IN: enclose, fence in. They railed in The place of worship.The

part of The open land railed in.

RAKE IN: to earn to much money with much efforts. They have been

raking money in export business.

RAM IN: push something very hard and suddenly. He rammed The key in The lock.

RANGE IN: include many different sizes, prisez etc. The shirts range

in sizes from 34 to 45 inches.

RECKON IN: include as a part of estimate etc. The delivery charges

have already been reckoned in The bill.

REIN IN: control a situation or an animal. The administration should

rein in its expenditure.

REJOICE IN: glory in. They rejoiced in my success.

REPOSE IN: trust, have faith. They reposed confidence in his skiills.

RESIDE IN: be represented by, embodied in. The supreme power resides

in people and Their representation.

RESTRAIN IN: prevent from doing something. The police should have

execised  restrain  in dealing with The crowd.

RESULT IN: have a result or consequence, outcome. The incident has

resulted in tension.

RESURGENCE IN: revival, coming again. There was marked resurgence in

The old film songs.

REVEL IN: indulge in something pleasant. They revelled in merry making.

RING IN:to telephone to The place of your work. she rung in to say

that she is not well.

ROLL IN: come in a stream. Donations kept rolling in.

ROLL IN: have much of something. They began to roll in money.

ROPE IN: to make somebody join an activity. The company roped in a

famous executive.

ROUGH IN: draw in outline. it showed some roughed in houses.

RUB IN: remind somebody about unpleasant things. you need not rub in

that I lost to him.

RUN IN: enter a building etc, moving quickly. a dog ran in The room.

RUN IN: be arrested by police. The culprit was soon run in.

RUN IN: to quarrel, to have an argument. There was no need to run in

with Ashoka.

RUN IN: The time of preparation before an events happens. It was a

good run in for The Puja festival.

RUSH IN : do something too quickly and thoughtlessly. fools rush in

where angels fear to tread.

SCHOOL IN: teach principles of something.she was schooled in a classical dance.

SEAL IN: stop something from getting out of. we sealed The food in a box.

SEND IN: send by post, send soldiers etc, to deal with a problem. send

in your application latest by tuesday. a polica party was sent in to

capture The Theif.

SERVE IN: work in a particular organisation. he servedin The army for

thirty yeras.

SET IN: to begin and continue. soon The winter season would set in.

SET IN: shuru hona.now The rains have set in.

SHIFT IN: change in. his latest speech shows a major shift in his policy.

SHINE IN: shed or produce light, to be very good at. The light shone

in The tiger's eyes.he shone in sciece subjects.

SHOW IN: lead, bring somebody  in. show The boy in.

SHUT IN: to shut somebody in a room etc. the heavy snowfall shut the people in.

SIGN IN: put signature. he signed in The register and went in.

SINK IN: understood well,absorbed . The teaching sank in The audience well.

SINK IN: invest money. she has sank in The audience well.

SIT IN: allowed to be present but not expected to take part in a

meeting etc.i was allowed to set in The parliament.

SIT IN: protest against something by staying in a place.The worker

staged a sit-in strike.

SKETCH IN: draw quickly and roughly before deciding to keep it or rub

it out. i sketched in a scene.

SKETCH IN: to add more details. They sketched in The board outline of

The project.

SLEEP IN: stay sleep. They slept in and  snored.

SMASH IN: hit os hard that it breaks and falll s into pieces inwards.

They smashed in The door.

SNOW IN : prevented from going out because There is too much snow. she

was snowed under correspondence.

SOAK IN :study a subject thoroughly. she soaked in wordsworth's poetry.

SQUEEZE IN: manage to sit and stnad in a very narrow space. They

squeezed in togeTher.

STAND IN: to take somebody else's place or do his work.i asked him to

stand for me in The board meeting.

START IN: begin to do something. he started in to The reserch quite

early of his academic career.

START IN: begin to criticise. i know she would start in to criticise

me as soon as i reach home.

STAY IN: not to go out, remain at home. she ordered The kid's to stay

in and not to play inThe sun.

STEP IN: intervene. The prime minster stepped in and avoided The crisis.

STICK IN: put something in something else. The child stuck his thumb

in his mouth.

STICK IN: make something pierce a surface and stick There. he sticj

The knife in a tree trunk.

STICK IN: fix something on something else. stck These postal stamps in

The envelopes.

STICK IN: continue to remeber , be in my memory.thoseS fascinationg

scenes are stuck in my memory.

STIR IN: mix one substance  with anoTher. she stirred some sugar in

her glass of milk.

STOP IN: stay at home. on sundays i prefer to stop in.

STORM IN: rush in a place suddenly and noisily. she stormed in The room.

SUCCEED IN: he suceeded in his efforts.

*SWEAR IN: make a solemn promise at The beginning of new official appointment.

TAKE IN: go into a room etc.with somebody. she took me in for lunch.

TAKE IN: accept as a member. The club took him in. new batch of

trainees will be taken in.

TAKE IN: deceive, cheat. i could not be taken in.

TAKE IN: to include, embrace. his poem takes in a lot of mythology.

TAKE IN: bring into home. she took in vegetables from The vendor.

TAKE IN: breaThe in, drink liquid or eat. we breaThe in air. whales

take in water through Their mouths.

TAKE IN: allow somebody to live in your house. i took The child in for

The night.

THROW IN: put in a place or container. he threw The ball in The well.

TONE IN: math well, be in harmony. her blouse did not tone in with her sari.

TRADE IN: give your old car etc, to The dealer in exchange for a new

one.They traded Their car in for a new one.

TRUST IN: trust in God and do the right.

TUCK IN: make somebody comfortable in a bed. she tucked The child in bed.

TUCK IN: push The loose ends of a dress into narrow space. he tucked

away his dhoti at The waist.

TUNE IN:   set radio or TV  to listen or watch a pkrogramme. keep

tuned in and donot go away.

TURN IN: go to sleep. it was midnight when he turned in.

TYPE IN: use a computer to type, key in. please type in all The details.

UNITE IN: unite with oThers. They all were united in protesting

against The repressive measures.

USHER IN: announce, signal The beginning of. They expected that

freedom would usher in a new era of prosperity and peace.

VERSED IN: SHE IS WELL VERSED IN COOKING.

VEST IN: confer a right or power. The authority to dissolve The house

vested  in The speaker. The peoples representatives are vested with

The powers to make laws.

WADE IN: interrupt, be involved. why do you wade in my affairs.

WAIL IN: make a long, high sound. The wind wailed in The pines.

WALL IN: surround with a wall. The field is now walled in.

WANTING IN: deprived of. he is wanting in commonsense.

WEIGH IN: have weight tested. my luggage has been weighed in.

WHEEL IN: conduct, escort for an interview. The next candidate was

wheeled in The room.

WRITE IN: send a letter to an institution. i wrote in to the

university seeking some information.

ZEALOUS IN: excited. he is zealous in his work.

ZOOM IN : make an image large. he zoomed in his camera on a lady's face