in it

The phrase "in it" is commonly used in informal and slang contexts to indicate involvement or a particular state of being.

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Definition

B1General

(informal, slang)Participating or taking part in an activity or event.

Example

Are you in it for the marathon this weekend?
She was in it to win it, giving her best performance.

B2General

(slang)Experiencing a particular situation, often one that is difficult or challenging.

Example

He's really in it now after missing the deadline.
If you get caught, you'll be in it for sure.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in it":

with it in for it for it at it in one out of it all in get in in the mix as in having it in the bag in two want in go it do in go in get it have it in the game put in in the running in form back in not with it in the money in hand rolling in it in the can in the hole in print in the tank in condition in line where it's at in play in the groove all there in question in focus in the air in gear