chime in
The phrase "chime in" is commonly used in conversations to describe the act of joining or contributing to a discussion, often in agreement or support.
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Definition
B2Conversation
(informal, idiomatic)To join or interrupt a conversation by adding a comment or opinion.
Example
- Feel free to chime in if you have any thoughts on this topic.
- She chimed in with her own suggestions during the meeting.
B2Agreement
(idiomatic)To express agreement or support by adding a comment.
Example
- Several team members chimed in to support the new proposal.
- He chimed in, agreeing with the previous speaker's point.
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