Luckily this time, I was paired against Myra, who couldn’t throw a good punch if someone was controlling her arm for her. I got a good hit in during the first two minutes. She fell down and was too dizzy to get back up. I should feel triumphant, but there is no triumph in punching a girl like Myra.

What does "in" mean or imply as in "I got a good hit in during the first two minutes"?

Question

Luckily this time, I was paired against Myra, who couldn’t throw a good punch if someone was controlling her arm for her. I got a good hit in during the first two minutes. She fell down and was too dizzy to get back up. I should feel triumphant, but there is no triumph in punching a girl like Myra.

What does "in" mean or imply as in "I got a good hit in during the first two minutes"?

Answer

I got a good hit in = I was able to deliver a solid punch that connected

i got in (noun) = i managed/was able to (verb)

to get in (a hit/punch) = to manage/to be able to (hit/punch your opponent)

Answer

In the sentence "I got a good hit in during the first two minutes," the word "in" is used as a preposition.

The phrase "got a good hit in" means that the person successfully delivered a strong punch or blow to Myra during the first two minutes of the match. The preposition "in" indicates the timeframe when the action took place, which is "during the first two minutes."

So, it means that within the initial two minutes of the match, the person was able to land a powerful punch on Myra.