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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɪn bɪˈtwiːn/
in between means: In the space or time separating two people, things, or events.
adverb
BETWEEN TWO THINGSA2
In the space or time separating two people, things, or events.
- Two trees stood with a bench in between.
- We had two meetings and a break in between.
- The houses are close, with a narrow path in between.
preposition
BETWEENA2
In the space or time separating two people, things, or events.
- Do not eat in between meals.
- She sat in between her two brothers.
- I called him in between meetings.
Questions about in between
What does in between mean?
In the space or time separating two people, things, or events.
What is in between in other languages?
Türkçe: arada · Español: en medio · Français: entre les deux · Deutsch: dazwischen · Italiano: in mezzo · 日本語: 間に
How do you pronounce in between?
It is pronounced /ɪn bɪˈtwiːn/.
How do you use in between in a sentence?
Two trees stood with a bench in between. We had two meetings and a break in between.
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