go in on

idiom collaboration

The phrase "go in on" is commonly used in informal contexts to indicate shared participation or contribution, especially in financial or collaborative efforts.

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Definition

B2Financial Collaboration

(informal)To contribute money or resources with others for a joint purchase or investment.

Example

We all decided to go in on a gift for our teacher.
Do you want to go in on a wedding present for Doug and Cheryl?

B2General Participation

(informal)To join or participate with others in a shared activity or effort.

Example

They went in on the project together to finish it on time.
Are you going in on the team-building exercise this weekend?

Similar

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

go in go in for go into start in on move in on get in enter into buy into get into go at it jump in kick in go on going on start into come in go at do in buy in all in in for it walk into get stuck into pitch in run in with break into cut in get on to lean into dip into check into get on take on go under jump on read into sink one's teeth into close in on go back on