4 inside
Function:
adverbMeaning:
1 : in the inner part of something ▪ I cleaned my car inside and out. ▪ The candy is chewy inside. ▪ He keeps all his feelings locked up inside. [=he does not express his feelings]
2 : in or into the inner part of a building, room, etc. ▪ We went/stayed inside during the storm. ▪ Step inside and look at our menu.
3 informal : in prison ▪ He got put inside for burglary.
2 : in or into the inner part of a building, room, etc. ▪ We went/stayed inside during the storm. ▪ Step inside and look at our menu.
3 informal : in prison ▪ He got put inside for burglary.
inside out
1 : so that the inner surface becomes the outer surface ▪ He was wearing his socks inside out. ▪ The wind blew my umbrella inside out.
2 informal : very well and thoroughly ▪ She knows this area inside out.
2 informal : very well and thoroughly ▪ She knows this area inside out.
turn (something) inside out
informal 1 : to cause (a place) to become disorganized while you are trying to find something ▪ I turned the closet inside out and still couldn't find those shoes.
2 : to change (something) completely ▪ Her life was turned inside out after the accident.
2 : to change (something) completely ▪ Her life was turned inside out after the accident.