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Chineselindsay Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

not as "in"as, what's the meaning of "in"here?

Teachers,
The Toneses from Brooklyn and Miami are not as "in" (what is the meaning of "in"here? is it means noteworthy?) as the Joneses from Newport and Plam Beach.
  

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Hi, In' is often used to mean 'popular, trendy'. eg In high school, Mary was one of the in group'. eg In fashion this year, very high heels are in, and flat heels are out.

— Clive

  • Hi, In' is often used to mean 'popular, trendy'.
  • eg In high school, Mary was one of the in group'.
  • eg In fashion this year, very high heels are in, and flat heels are out.
  • Clive
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Hi,
In' is often used to mean 'popular, trendy'.

eg In high school, Mary was one of the in group'.

eg In fashion this year, very high heels are in, and flat heels are out.

Clive
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It represents an abbreviation of "in vogue".

vogue (as in "taste") n. : the popular taste at a given time; "leather is the latest vogue"; "he followed current trends"; "the 1920s had a style of their own" .

vogue (as in "currency") n. : a current state of general acceptance and use .
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Thank u C, ur explaination is clearly and easily to understand.
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