If the sun goes in, a cloud comes in front of it and it can no longer be seen.
[British]
The sun went in, and the breeze became cold. [VERBPARTICLE]
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go in in British English
verb(intr, mainly adverb)
1.
to enter
2. (preposition) go into
3.
(of the sun) to become hidden behind a cloud
4.
to be assimilated or grasped
nothing much goes in if I try to read in the evenings
5. cricket
to begin an innings
6. go in for
Examples of 'go in' in a sentence
go in
But there was no question which was the best direction for me to go in --- Wright.
Isabel Wolff RESCUING ROSE (2002)
Sometimes in the small print, when you buy or order something, it says your name will go in for a prize draw.
Anita Anderson SOMEBODY (2002)
In other languages
go in
British English: go in /ɡəʊ ɪn/ VERB
If the sun goes in, it becomes covered by a cloud.
The sun went in, and it felt cold.
American English: go in
Arabic: يَغيبُ
Brazilian Portuguese: entrar
Chinese: 进去
Croatian: zaći
Czech: schovat se za mraky
Danish: gå ind
Dutch: achter een wolk gaan
European Spanish: cubrirse
Finnish: mennä pilveen
French: entrer
German: hineingehen
Greek: κρύβομαι
Italian: entrare
Japanese: 入る
Korean: 들어가다
Norwegian: går bak (en sky)
Polish: wejść
European Portuguese: entrar
Romanian: a intra în nori
Russian: заходить заходть за тучи (о солнце, луне)
Latin American Spanish: entrar penetrar en
Swedish: gå in
Thai: เข้าไป
Turkish: girmek içeriye
Ukrainian: входити
Vietnamese: ẩn sau
All related terms of 'go in'
go in for
If you go in for a particular activity, you decide to do it as a hobby or interest.
go in with
to share expenses or obligations with; join
go hand in hand
if two things go hand in hand, they are closely connected and cannot be considered separately from each other
go in the tank
to lose or fail badly or on purpose
go up in flames
If something goes up in flames , it starts to burn strongly and is destroyed.
go up in smoke
If something goes up in smoke , it is destroyed by fire .
go down in history
If someone or something goes down in history , people in the future remember them because of particular actions that they have done or because of particular events that have happened .
go round in circles
to not achieve very much because you keep coming back to the same point or problem over and over again. In American English, you say that someone is going around in circles .
go (in) to bat for sb
If you go to bat for someone or go in to bat for them, you give them your support .
go cahoots
to share equally; become partners
go hat in hand to someone
to ask someone very humbly and respectfully for money or help . The usual British expression is go cap in hand to someone .
go up in flames (or smoke)
to burn
go/come up/down in the world
If you say that someone has gone up in the world , you mean they have become richer or have a higher social status than before. If you say they have come down in the world , you mean they have become poorer or have a lower social status.
go round in circles/go around in circles
If you say that someone is going round in circles or around in circles , you mean that they are not achieving anything because they keep coming back to the same point or problem .
go in one ear and out the other
if a piece of information goes in one ear and out the other, you pay no attention to it, or forget about it immediately
come down in the world
to have less money than you had before and now have a lower social status
come up in the world
to have more money than you had before and now have a higher social status
go to bat for someone
to give someone your support or help
your day in court have/want one's day in court
Your day in court is your chance to give your side of an argument or other matter .
Chinese translation of 'go in'
go in
vi
(= enter) 进(進)去 (jìnqù)
See go
All related terms of 'go in'
go in for
( competition ) 参(參)加 cānjiā
it won't go in
放不进(進)去 fàng bù jìnqù
to go up in smoke
( house etc ) 被烧(燒)光 bèi shāoguāng
go into/be in hiding
躲藏起来(來) duǒcáng qǐlái
he doesn't go in for compliments
他不喜欢(歡)恭维(維) tā bù xǐhuan gōngwéi
I'd rather stay in than go out
我宁(寧)可呆在家里(裡)而不愿(願)出去 wǒ nìngkě dāi zài jiā li ér bù yuàn chūqù
( person ) 离(離)开(開) líkāi ( to party, club ) 出去消遣 chūqù xiāoqiǎn ▶ to go out of 离(離)开(開) líkāi ▶ are you going out tonight? 你今晚出去吗(嗎)？ nǐ jīnwǎn chūqù ma?
go on at
( nag ) 向 ... 唠(嘮)唠(嘮)叨叨 xiàng ... láolao-dāodao
go on about
对(對) ... 唠(嘮)唠(嘮)叨叨 duì ... láolao-dāodao
go on
( continue ) 继(繼)续(續) jìxù
go off with
( run away with : lover ) 同 ... 私奔 tóng ... sībēn
go off
( esp Brit : begin to dislike : person, place, idea etc ) 不再喜欢(歡) bù zài xǐhuan
go into
( enter : building, room ) 进(進)入 jìnrù
go for
( fetch ) 去取 qù qǔ
go down
( fall : price, level, amount ) 下降 xiàjiàng
go by
( vehicle, years, time ) 过(過)去 guòqù
go back to
( activity, work, school ) 回到 huídào
go back on
( promise, agreement ) 背弃(棄) bèiqì
go back
( return ) 返回 fǎnhuí
go away
( leave ) 离(離)开(開) líkāi
go around
( circulate : news, rumour ) 传(傳)播 chuánbō
go along with
( agree with : plan, idea, decision ) 赞(贊)同 zàntóng