chip in
US /tʃɪp ɪn/
・UK /tʃip in/
B1
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo contribute (donate money) to a cause
We would really appreciate it if you could chip in and lend us a hand
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A Cake or a Biscuit? - The Lengthy and Expensive Saga of the Jaffa Cake
- So, they were only allowed to use the word "chip" in very restrictive ways.
So, they were only allowed to use the word "chip" in very restrictive ways.
Barack Obama Holds Up an ATM Line - Key & Peele
- Oh, man, we'll chip in!
Oh, man, we'll chip in!
- We'll chip in right now, man, then you can be on your way!
We'll chip in right now, man, then you can be on your way!
Shocking Prices in Japan vs USA
- A base model MacBook Air 13-inch M3 chip in the Apple Store is $1,099 in the US, while in Japan, $966.
A base model MacBook Air 13-inch M3 chip in the Apple Store is $1,099 in the US, while in Japan, $966.
- A base model MacBook Air 13-inch M3 chip in the Apple Store is $1,099 in the U.S.
A base model MacBook Air 13-inch M3 chip in the Apple Store is $1,099 in the U.S.
Before You Get Back With Your Ex — Watch THIS
- Fourth question. Can we say why we've changed, at length and in depth, not merely feel we have changed? Can we turn warm intentions into words, and a lot of words at that? The cynic tends to chip in at this point to add anyone can say they've changed, but what's hard, and what counts, is to show one's changed. Actions, not words, are where it's at. To which we'd say, yes, of course, but also that people who can describe at some length – we're talking a minimum of five hours of conversation – about what's going on in them, and hear what's at play in the other, also have a good chance of following through at the level of action. Analytically precise words are not always cheap. It's not a simple matter to speak clearly about one's past emotional immaturity and idiocy, and by the time people can, it's a sign of a certain dawning wisdom which can stretch beyond mere fine intentions. At the same time, we should be very suspicious of any ex who tries to pass off their reluctance to sit an exam or their unwillingness to speak as a small matter indicating nothing other than a personal preference. Oh, I'm not so good with language. Words fail me. I don't do introspection very well. I love you, but I can't always say why. We're sorry for such a person. We also know that they plainly do not merit another chance. We both agree that this exam commits us to nothing whatsoever.
Fourth question. Can we say why we've changed, at length and in depth, not merely feel we have changed? Can we turn warm intentions into words, and a lot of words at that? The cynic tends to chip in at this point to add anyone can say they've changed, but what's hard, and what counts, is to show one's changed. Actions, not words, are where it's at. To which we'd say, yes, of course, but also that people who can describe at some length – we're talking a minimum of five hours of conversation – about what's going on in them, and hear what's at play in the other, also have a good chance of following through at the level of action. Analytically precise words are not always cheap. It's not a simple matter to speak clearly about one's past emotional immaturity and idiocy, and by the time people can, it's a sign of a certain dawning wisdom which can stretch beyond mere fine intentions. At the same time, we should be very suspicious of any ex who tries to pass off their reluctance to sit an exam or their unwillingness to speak as a small matter indicating nothing other than a personal preference. Oh, I'm not so good with language. Words fail me. I don't do introspection very well. I love you, but I can't always say why. We're sorry for such a person. We also know that they plainly do not merit another chance. We both agree that this exam commits us to nothing whatsoever.
- The cynic tends to chip in at this point to add: anyone can say they've changed but what's hard and what counts is to show one has changed.
The cynic tends to chip in at this point to add: anyone can say they've changed but what's hard and what counts is to show one has changed.
Do This When Your Battery Is Running Low
- We must insist to our passionate minds that our mounting anger about the chip in the wall, the missing sellotape, or the way the partner said "really" must be about something else - and this we will have to address at another time.
We must insist to our passionate minds that our mounting anger about the chip in the wall, the missing sellotape, or the way the partner said "really" must be about something else - and this we will have to address at another time.
- We must insist to our passionate minds that our mounting anger about the chip in the wall, the missing sellotape or the way the partner said really must be about something else.
We must insist to our passionate minds that our mounting anger about the chip in the wall, the missing sellotape or the way the partner said really must be about something else.
Common English Expressions - Use Of The Phrasal Verb Chip In - Learn English Grammar
- ‘Chip in’ is a phrase which means you are contributing to something.
‘Chip in’ is a phrase which means you are contributing to something.
- In this lesson we'll learn about the phrase "chip in" and how to use it in conversations.
In this lesson we'll learn about the phrase "chip in" and how to use it in conversations.
Marc Andreessen on Big Breakthrough Ideas and Courageous Entrepreneurs
- And if somebody's going to take a drive into town, you know, anybody who wants to get in, you know, is going to, like, chip in for gas.
And if somebody's going to take a drive into town, you know, anybody who wants to get in, you know, is going to, like, chip in for gas.
- chip in for gas, and everybody's gonna get to go on that ride.
chip in for gas, and everybody's gonna get to go on that ride.
Ellen's in Bruno Mars' Ear
- - IT'S LIKE A--I HAVE, LIKE, A CHIP IN MY MOUTH OR SOMETHING.
- IT'S LIKE A--I HAVE, LIKE, A CHIP IN MY MOUTH OR SOMETHING.
- - IT'S LIKE I HAVE A CHIP IN MY MOUTH OR SOMETHING.
- IT'S LIKE I HAVE A CHIP IN MY MOUTH OR SOMETHING.
Cast of Avengers: Infinity War on Keeping Marvel Secrets
- You know, I've got I feel like I've got a chip in me.
You know, I've got I feel like I've got a chip in me.
- I FEEL LIKE I'VE GOT A CHIP IN
I FEEL LIKE I'VE GOT A CHIP IN
Travel in Seoul just got a HUGE upgrade~!
- My favorite chip in Korea, one of my favorite ramens, literally so popular.
My favorite chip in Korea, one of my favorite ramens, literally so popular.
- My favorite chip in Korea, one of my favorite ramens, literally so popular, everybody talks about how this is like the best thing ever.
My favorite chip in Korea, one of my favorite ramens, literally so popular, everybody talks about how this is like the best thing ever.