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go in

go in(

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An intransitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and does not require a direct object (e.g. Everybody please stand up.).

intransitive verb phrase

1. (to enter)

a. entrar

It's starting to rain; we'd better go in.Está empezando a llover; mejor que entremos.

2. (to fit)

a. caber en

Nothing else will go in the cart. It's too full.Ya no cabe nada más en el carrito. Está demasiado lleno.

3. (to be installed)

a. ser instalado

We're still waiting for the new toilet to go in so that we can use this bathroom.Todavía estamos esperando que el inodoro nuevo sea instalado para que podamos usar este baño.

b. ser montado

There's a coffee shop going in where that real estate agency was.Será montada una cafetería donde antes había una agencia inmobiliaria.

4. (to go to work)

a. ir a trabajar

My boss called and asked me to go in early today.Mi jefa me llamó para pedirme que fuera a trabajar temprano hoy.

5. (to be understood)

a. entrar en la cabeza

I've been studying organic chemistry for eight hours now; I don't think any more is going in.Llevo ocho horas ya estudiando química orgánica; no creo que me entre más en la cabeza.

6. (to join)

a. ingresar

My father wanted me to go in the army, but I'm a pacifist.Mi padre quería que ingresara en el ejército, pero soy pacifista.

b. entrar

Wes had no idea what a transformative experience it would be when he went in the marines.Wes no tenía ni idea cuán transformadora sería la experiencia cuando entró en los marines.

7. (to enter combat)

a. atacar

The two officers bringing up the rear covered the rest when they went in.Los dos agentes que iban a la retaguardia cubrieron a los demás cuando cuando atacaron.

8. (to enter the goal)

a. entrar

The goalie couldn't believe that the ball had gone in between his legs.El portero no podía creer que el balón hubiera entrado por debajo de sus piernas.

9. (to go to the hospital)

a. ingresar

That cut looks really bad. I think you need to go in to the hospital.Esa cortada tiene mala pinta. Creo que debes ingresar al hospital.

10. (to become obscured) (United Kingdom)

a. ocultarse

The sun suddenly went in, and Zeus appeared on a cloud hurling bolts of thunder.De repente, se ocultó el sol y apareció Zeus sobre una nube, lanzando rayos.

b. esconderse

The night went completely black when the moon went in.Al esconderse la luna, la noche se tornó completamente oscura.

go in

An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g. The man sneezed.).

intransitive verb

1. (enter)

a. entrar

2. (fit)

a. caber

the sun has gone inse ha nublado

go in

verb:intransitive:plus_adverb

1 (enter) entrar

please do go in pase, por favor; they went in by the back door entraron por la puerta trasera

2 (attack) atacar

the troops are going in tomorrow las tropas atacarán mañana; British troops will not go in alone las tropas británicas no serán las únicas en entrar en combate

3 (fit) caber

4 [+sun] ocultarse;behind tras, detrás de

the sun went in the sun's gone in behind a cloud

5 (Cricket) entrar a batear

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