throw in

The phrase 'throw in' can refer to adding something extra, contributing in a discussion, or a method of restarting play in soccer.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To add something extra without additional cost.

Example

  • When I bought the laptop, they threw in a free mouse.

B2Discussion

(informal, idiomatic)To contribute or mention something unexpectedly in a conversation.

Example

  • During the meeting, she threw in a suggestion to improve the project.

B1Sports

(technical)In soccer, to restart play by throwing the ball from the sideline with both hands over the head.

Example

  • The player prepared to throw in the ball after it went out of bounds.

Similar

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

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