count in

The phrase "count in" is often used informally to signal inclusion in an activity or to initiate timing in music.

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Definition

B1General

(informal)To include someone in an activity or plan.

Example

  • If you're planning a trip to the beach, count me in!
  • We need one more player for the game. Can we count you in?

B2Music

(technical)To give a signal or count to start a musical piece or section.

Example

  • The drummer will count us in before we start playing.
  • Make sure to count in loudly so everyone can hear the start.

Similar

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