weigh in
The phrase "weigh in" can refer to both physical weighing, especially in sports, and offering opinions or support in discussions.
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Definition
B2Sports
(technical)To measure one's weight before a competition.
Example
- The boxers need to weigh in before the match.
- The athletes weighed in at the official scale.
B2Discussion
(informal)To give an opinion or contribute to a conversation.
Example
- She weighed in with her thoughts on the new policy.
- Experts weighed in on the debate about climate change.
B2General
(general)To have an influence or impact on a situation.
Example
- The new regulations will weigh in on the company's future.
- His experience weighed in heavily on the decision.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "weigh in":
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