Phrasal Verb - lying in
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.Definition
- To rest or recline, especially in a bed or other comfortable place.
- To remain in a particular state or situation, often despite efforts to change it.
- To wait or bide one's time before taking action
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I'm going to lie in for an extra hour this morning. |
| 2 | He refused to lie in about the mistake he made. |
| 3 | The baby is lying in its crib, taking a nap. |
| 4 | The suspect was lying in wait for the police to arrive. |
| 5 | The company is lying in state after the sudden death of its CEO. |
| 6 | She lied in the sun all day, getting a nice tan. |
| 7 | The patient is lying in a coma, unable to speak. |
| 8 | The students were lying in the grass, studying for their exams. |
| 9 | The team was lying in second place, just behind their rivals. |
| 10 | The novelist was lying in bed, trying to come up with a new idea. |