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Meanings of chime in in anglès
portuguès
intrometer-se espanyol
unirse Synonyms
Examples for "cut in"
Examples for "cut in"
1
Yet you couldn't ask for anyone more clear- cut in his work habits.
2
The cut in rates is set to take effect early next year.
3
Roll out the balance of the pastry and cut in one-inch-wide strips.
4
How will a cut in the budget cure the US health system?
5
A cut in interest rates would help boost credit demand for banks.
1
She said she wanted long-term and sustainable anti-pollution measures put in place.
2
Governments must put in place policies that drive industrial development, particularly manufacturing.
3
They put in so much work, and the end product is great.
4
Control measures have been put in place to stop the pollution spreading.
5
The deal comes 21 years after the partnership was put in place.
1
The last time we saw Rambo, he was kicking butt in Afghanistan.
2
And I want to be around when you butt in on them.
3
I think if I were you I'd butt in to-night with me.
4
There ain't a butt in the world that hugs your hand tighter.
5
It was because-ofcourse, it was because- Ijustdidn't dare butt in.
1
I just hope you ain't trying to chisel in on my girl, guy.
2
How long would it be before Inigar picked up a chisel in his name?
3
Challeux, the carpenter, was going betimes to his work, a chisel in his hand.
4
I found a hammer and chisel in my toolbox.
5
There they both stayed all night until they were hacked out with a chisel in the morning.
1
A distant barge in the direction of Battersea wailed and was still.
2
This huge creature would look like a deep barge in the water.
3
Sorry to barge in on the tender scene, but there's trouble afoot.
4
He did barge in on her and accuse her of playing investigator.
5
If I barge in, it will be seen as a declaration of war.
1
Yes, that really was his only break in the case thus far.
2
Not a break in the ceiling; not a hole in the floor.
3
With the large increase in population came the break in the circle.
4
The anguish in her soul almost resented the break in the darkness.
5
A clear break in either direction would indicate the next major move.
Usage of chime in in anglès
1
Feel free to chime in with any other ideas you may have.
2
Anyone who's actually played it is welcome to chime in with impressions.
3
Go read the whole thing, and chime in in the comments section.
4
Unless I need to chime in, I can read and delete these.
5
Unlike JR's Super Sex Guide, Bashful's site encourages women to chime in.
6
His reason can then chime in with his intuitions and his deepest emotions.
7
Their partners chime in and say they wouldn't fancy walking there at night.
8
Her eyes met Thomas's, giving him a chance to chime in.
9
Other men would heartfully chime in, Ah, same thing with me.
10
I believe we're just scratching the surface here, so feel free to chime in.
11
She heard her new cell phone chime in her purse.
12
Yet all of the compositions also chime in with and respond to each other.
13
Do you remember the Millennium Clock, otherwise known as the chime in the slime?
14
THE National Lottery has called time on the " chime in the slime".
15
He sung out like a singing-master, but I did not stop to chime in.
16
And here, if you like, the Cricket DID chime in!
This collocation consists of:
Translations for chime in
portuguès
Chime in through the time
Chime in across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common