Idioms
See in in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionaryhave an in with somebody
- (especially North American English) to have influence with somebody
the ins and outs (of something)
- all the details, especially the complicated or difficult ones
- the ins and outs of the problem
- He quickly learned the ins and outs of the job.
an in to something
(also a way into something)
- something that allows you to join a group of people, an industry, etc. that it is difficult to join, or to understand something that it is difficult to understand
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