What does "ain't" mean and how is it used in English?

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First what does "ain't" mean, and how do you use it? My second question: what does the phrase "wide awake" mean?
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Can you explain when we use “out” and “in” or “up” like when someone says “I go up to the door and i open it”. If it were me, I would say “I go to the door and I open it” what is the difference between the two sentences?

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