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ins

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noun

权力，影响力，门路.

A position of power or influence, or a way to get it.

Examples :

"His parents got him an in with the company."

他父母帮他找了关系进了那家公司。

politics government position organization business society job

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noun

在职者，当权者。

(chiefly in the plural) One who, or that which, is in; especially, one who is in office.

Examples :

"The election decided who the "ins" and "outs" would be in the student government next year. "

这次选举决定了明年学生会里谁是“当权的”，谁是“下野的”。

politics government position

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noun

击球中，在击球。

The state of a batter/batsman who is currently batting; see innings.

Examples :

""After a shaky start, the batter settled down and looked comfortable in ins." "

在一开始表现不稳后，击球手逐渐适应，进入击球状态后看起来很从容。

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noun

角落，凹处

A re-entrant angle; a nook or corner.

Examples :

"The cat likes to nap in the ins of the old armchair, nestled between the cushions and the armrest. "

猫喜欢在旧扶手椅的角落凹处打盹，窝在靠垫和扶手之间。

architecture part area

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noun

英寸

Abbreviation of inch; inches.

Examples :

"The carpenter measured the board and marked it at 6 ins. "

木匠量了木板，在6英寸处做了标记。

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verb

插入，塞入

Examples :

"Please insert your homework into the correct folder. "

请把你的作业插入到正确的文件夹里。

action technical computing