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Meanings of going in in English
Synonyms
Examples for "entrance"
Examples for "entrance"
1
They were trying to gain entrance by any means necessary, including violence.
2
Note the entrance; a vertical hole in the snow in the foreground
3
It was the official entrance to Leinster House used for state visits.
4
However, the rear entrance to the centre is another story this week.
5
He's right here, just inside the entrance, blocking the way, Zelandoni said.
1
It says most recent cases come from people entering China from elsewhere.
2
Israeli journalists have long been prevented from entering Gaza for security reasons.
3
A new Irish energy supply company is entering the Irish marketplace today.
4
Irish energy supplier Vayu is entering the UK market, targeting business users.
5
Both factors have contributed to young people entering the housing market later.
1
The final entry, for December 15, simply read Storm ended, sea calm.
2
We expect this entry barrier will continue to support Emerald's market positions.
3
Spain has become the new main entry point for asylum-seekers fleeing Africa.
4
There was a great deal more, a new entry every few days.
5
A million as a starting point for and entry level home here.
1
If it's not the ingress point, we try going up and out.
2
The system seems to have been to obtain ingress from the back.
3
Open the door and the driver's seat whirrs away to aid ingress.
4
Slowly I circled the great shaft, looking for a means of ingress.
5
These are specialised infection structures pivotal to fungal ingress into the host.
Usage of going in in English
1
You don't really know what to expect going in. TV: 1 p.m.
2
We are going in the right direction, Transport Minister Graziano Delrio said.
3
Different important bodies are going in different directions, following their own mandates.
4
We're going in at nine... for God 'n' country 'n'...ere's a flag.
5
I had no risk factors going in, I had no family history.
6
Rising energy prices means fuel bills are only going in one direction.
7
I think you learn about it, right going in to flight training.
8
Hold fire! They had discussed it going in: They needed Vaja alive.
9
She said some have heard they'll be going in a few weeks.
10
The thumping noise was louder; he was going in the right direction.
11
I want to see the numbers going in the right direction again.
12
Let me ask you again, where are you going in the mountains?
13
We were going in the right direction and demob was in sight.
14
We need a pipeline of Korean speakers going in to North Korea.
15
Leo wouldn't be thrilled, but of course, he'd known that going in.
16
Dizzy was fifteen kilometers from home and going in the wrong direction.
