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Shabnam Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

"As in" mean ?

Hi I'm Zara

"As in" what is that mean ? I can't search that word in dictionary will u please explain it to me ?

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As in = in the sense of; as used in .

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  • As in = in the sense of; as used in .
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As in = in the sense of; as used in
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Thank u

but could u please show me some example with "As in " just 1 or 2 lines ?
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The first syllable, pronounced like "tye," as in Taipei and Taiwan, has the same Chinese character.
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Thank u

but could u please show me some example with "As in " just 1 or 2 lines ?

Libre is a word in various Romance languages, e.g. Spanish and French (descended from the Latin word liber) that denotes the state of being free, as in "having freedom". GNU programmers often talk
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And here are a few more:

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2    gent visage beckons us".     Here,
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In addition to what has been said:

Person A (talking on the telephone) How do you spell your last name?

Person B b as in baker

a as in apple

r as in rose

n as in November

e as in easy

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