Sentence examples of "in" in English with translation "da"

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Eat in or take-away? Mangiare o da asporto?
You are in my way. Sei dalla mia parte.
Tom is not in his bedroom. Tom non è nella sua camera da letto.
He came in through the window. È entrato dalla finestra.
Tom hasn't sung in years. Tom non canta da anni.
He sometimes drops in on me. Ogni tanto viene a fare un salto da me.
Get in. I'll drive you somewhere. Salta su. Ti porto da qualche parte.
Tom hasn't spoken French in years. Tom non parla francese da anni.
I'm a stranger in these parts. Sono uno straniero da queste parti.
He was completely absorbed in his work. Era completamente assorbito dal suo lavoro.
The dog is blind in one eye. Il cane è cieco da un occhio.
I have not seen him in months. Non lo vedo da mesi.
Tom has lived in Boston since then. Tom ha sempre vissuto a Boston da allora.
There are seven days in a week. Una settimana è composta da sette giorni.
We heard a noise in the bedroom. Abbiamo sentito un rumore nella camera da letto.
He likes to sing in the bathtub. Gli piace cantare nella vasca da bagno.
Tom has only one more night in Boston. Tom ha ancora un'altra notte da passare a Boston.
Tom hasn't played the piano in years. Tom non suona il piano da anni.
She went out of the room in anger. È uscita dalla stanza arrabbiata.
Tom has been in Boston for a week. Tom è a Boston da una settimana.
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