chip in

The phrase "chip in" is commonly used in informal settings to indicate contributing money or participating in a discussion.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To contribute money or resources to a common fund or effort.

Example

  • We all chipped in to buy a gift for the birthday girl.
  • They decided to chip in for the pizza.

C1Conversation

(informal, British)To interrupt a discussion to add one's thoughts or opinions.

Example

  • Pete chipped in with a suggestion during the meeting.
  • She chipped in with her opinion on the matter.

B2Golf

(technical, sports)To hit a short, low-flying shot, typically onto the green.

Example

  • He managed to chip in from the edge of the green.
  • She chipped in for a birdie on the 18th hole.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "chip in":

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