sub in
US /sʌb ɪn/
・UK /sʌb ɪn/
B2
phr.v.To replace someone temporarily, especially in sports.
The coach decided to sub in a new player during the second half.
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Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah? | The Summer I Turned Pretty | Prime Video
- I need you to sub in now.
I need you to sub in now.
- Conrad, I need you to sub in.
Conrad, I need you to sub in.
A Very Modern Family Holiday Compilation | Hulu
- I was just going to sub in my turkey if you got in trouble, which, I mean— Well, now you touched it, so you, Alex, and
I was just going to sub in my turkey if you got in trouble, which, I mean— Well, now you touched it, so you, Alex, and
- I was just going to sub in my turkey if you got in trouble, which I mean.
I was just going to sub in my turkey if you got in trouble, which I mean.
31 minutes of Harry Enten running this week's numbers
- But hey, you can sub in to Texas and still get to fifty-one for Dems.
But hey, you can sub in to Texas and still get to fifty-one for Dems.
- So maybe you're losing a state like Alaska but hey you can sub in to Texas and still get to fifty-one for Dems.
So maybe you're losing a state like Alaska but hey you can sub in to Texas and still get to fifty-one for Dems.