Usage examples of "In" in English with translation to French

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He stood in front of me. Il se plantait devant moi.
He works in order to forget. Il travaille pour oublier.
I am interested in English. Je suis intéressé par l'anglais.
You must not come in. Tu ne dois pas entrer.
Has she ever fallen in love? Est-elle déjà tombée amoureuse ?
I laughed in spite of myself. Je riais malgré moi.
Should I fill in this form now? Dois-je remplir ce formulaire maintenant ?
I turned in my paper yesterday. J'ai rendu mon travail hier.
I'll pop in tomorrow morning. Je vais passer demain matin.
He's moving in with his girlfriend. Il emménage avec sa petite amie.
He succeeded in the examination. Il a réussi son examen.
Please hand in the necessary papers. Veuillez remettre les papiers requis.
The station is situated in between the two towns. La gare est située entre les deux villes.
You should put your ideas in writing. Vous devriez mettre vos idées par écrit.
I saw them walking arm in arm. Je les ai vus marcher bras dessus bras dessous.
The tide is coming in. La marée monte.
Who is the person in charge? Qui est le responsable ?
It was hot, and in addition, it was humid. Il faisait chaud. Et il faisait aussi très humide.
Her beauty will fade in time. Sa beauté se flétrira avec le temps.
Tom plugged in the TV. Tom a branché la télé.
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