include

include
['ɪn'kluːd]
v
1) включать, вносить

Does the invitation include me? — Я тоже приглашен?

Her duties included answering the phone. — В ее обязанности входило отвечать по телефону.

He is included in the team. — Он включен в команду.

Does the price include postage? — Почтовые расходы входят в эту цену?

There were ten of us including the guide. — Вместе с проводником нас было десять человек.

- include smb in the team
- include these items into the contract
- include the book in the same category
- include smb, smth on smb's request
- include much useful information
2) включать в себя, включать в свой состав, содержать

All on board the ship were lost, including the captain. — На корабле погибли все, включая капитана. /На корабле погибли все, в том числе и капитан.

Men above seventy are not included in this number. — В это число не входят/не включены люди старше семидесяти.

- rent includes water-rate
- this book includes all his poems
- everyone came including his brother
USAGE:
(1.) Глагол to include не употребляется, когда речь идет обо всех частях объекта. В этих случаях употребляются глаголы to comprise, to be composed of, to be made up of smth, to consist of smth: the book is composed of essays книга состоит из очерков; the committee consists of scientists в комитет входят ученые/комитет состоит из ученых. (2.) See consist, v

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