lie in
US /laɪ ɪn/
UK /laɪ ɪn/
1.
睡懒觉, 赖床
to stay in bed later than usual in the morning
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I love to lie in on weekends.
我喜欢在周末睡懒觉。
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She decided to lie in after a late night.
熬夜后她决定睡个懒觉。
2.
在于, 位于
to be located or situated in a particular place or position
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The solution to the problem may lie in further research.
问题的解决方案可能在于进一步的研究。
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His strength does not lie in his physical power, but in his intelligence.
他的力量不在于体力，而在于智力。