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| inrijden; neerlaten; van boorgereedschap | |||
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to become obscured by a cloud (of a celestial body: The sun went in, and the breeze became cold.  merriam-webster.com); to make an approach (as in attacking merriam-webster.com); to form a union or alliance (often used with "with": asked us to go in with them merriam-webster.com) | |||
| to call the opening bet in poker (merriam-webster.com) | |||
| if information goes in, you understand it (I explained to her what to do, but I could tell it hadn’t really gone in.) | |||