work in

The phrase "work in" is versatile and commonly used to describe fitting something into a schedule or integrating elements into a system.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To find time to include or accommodate something or someone in a schedule or plan.

Example

  • Despite his busy day, he managed to work in a quick meeting with the team.
  • The doctor will try to work you in between her other appointments.

B2Cooking

(informal)To blend or incorporate an ingredient into a mixture.

Example

  • Gradually work in the flour until the dough forms a ball.

B2Exercise

(informal)To use a machine or equipment in between someone else's sets at the gym.

Example

  • Do you mind if I work in while you rest between sets?

Similar

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

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