in sentence , what is deffierent to「in」and「 at」
All right. Car weighs in at 15 ounces.
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Supposedly it is a British phrase according to this website, I'm not sure though.
To come in at = the measurement amount.
He came in at 9pm.
The price came in at ￥100.
He weighed in at 70 kg.
Just think about it this way - the value came IN, and measured AT ___ (measure word).
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/come-in-at
Hopefully someone more qualified can help you too :).
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A car does not weigh in at 15 ounces.
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The verb is: "weigh in".
And followed by the preposition "at".
weigh in at something
to be measured as being a particular weight; tip the scales at something.
Both fighters weighed in at 162 pounds.
The baby weighed in at 6 pounds, 9 ounces.
www.thefreedictionary.com
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